The
company
was
quick
to
clarify
that
it
still
intends
to
press
ahead
with
the
640MW
integrated
factory
after
Siegfried
Dais,
head
of
Bosch’s
solar
division,
told
a
German
newspaper
the
company
will
wait
for
better
technology
before
making
the
Malaysian
investment.
However,
Martin
Hayes,
Bosch’s
managing
director
for
Southeast
Asia,
confirms
that
construction
will
not
begin
until
late
2012
at
the
earliest
while
the
company
evaluates
“the
most
technologically
advantageous
direction”
for
the
€520m
($690m)
plant.
Malaysia
has
become
a
hotbed
of
solar
investment
in
recent
years.
The
country
is
already
the
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