King Yuan Says $1.3 Billion Texas Chip-Testing Plant Stays on Schedule

King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) General Manager Gauss Chang said the company’s planned $1.3 billion Fort Worth facility remains on schedule, advancing a U.S. chip-testing site toward high-volume production as early as April 2027. The facility would bring some backend testing to Texas. This stage checks finished semiconductors before they ship to customers, and the work has historically been concentrated in Asia, particularly Taiwan. A Texas site would put part of that testing closer to U.S. customers. Chang said the timeline had not changed amid concerns that a shift in congressional control after the U.S. midterm elections could alter AI policy. The project’s high-volume production target is April 2027 at the earliest. The planned site spans 27 acres and is expected to include a 507,000-square-foot facility.

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