IEK: Taiwan PCB industry will enjoy 7.7% production value growth in 2002
According to the Industrial Economics and Knowledge Center (IEK), Taiwan's PCB industry is expected to see 2002 production rise by 7.7% to NT$140 billion from NT$129 billion last year, with communications PCBs, IC substrates and LCD-use boards being the driving forces for the growth.
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