Peoria wins bid for land to be swapped with Amkor for development project

Peoria wins bid for land to be swapped with Amkor for development project

The City of Peoria has successfully acquired hundreds of acres of state trust land that will be utilized as part of a development deal with Amkor Technology.

Chip Supplier Commits to New Peoria Factory Site

Amkor Technology was getting heat from residents near its proposed semiconductor chip packaging and testing facility in Peoria, so the town went out and bought them a new site. The Phoenix Business Journal reports the company will now relocate the plant on a parcel the town picked up following an Arizona State Land auction just miles away from the contentious site. The town paid $46.7 million for 834 acres of state trust land near Loop 303 and L…

Amkor to relocate Peoria chip factory - Rose Law Group Reporter

By Hailey Mensik | Phoenix Business Journal Amkor Technology Inc. plans to change sites for its huge West Valley factory — but it’s not moving far. Until now, Tempe-based Amkor has been poised to build its $2 billion semiconductor chip packaging and testing facility in the master-planned community of Vistancia, that attracted growing opposition from area residents along the way. READ ON:

Amkor moves one step closer to packaging facility in Peoria

Amkor Technology says that the City of Peoria, Arizona, has successfully acquired 834.5 acres of state land for future development, including a 104-acre parcel designated for the company’s new semiconductor packaging and test facility.