Taiwan's Asustek Computer plans 9.50 Mio US$ investment. - Suzhou Expat

Asustek Computer Inc (2357.TW) said its board of directors has approved indirectly investing 9.50 Mio US$ in the establishment of a new unit in Suzhou in China's eastern province of Jiangsu. The prospective unit will provide product design and software services, it said in a filing with the stock exchange.

Source: TradingMarkets.com

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