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foundry

[foun-dree] / ˈfaʊn dri /
NOUN
plant
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New Chinese foundries have accelerated their expansion over the past two years but could slow down in the next few years due to limited cash flow to expand more quickly.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the next gallery, mold fragments and smaller artifacts from a recent excavation at Angkor Thom directly link a bronze foundry to royal residential palaces.

From The Wall Street Journal

Born out of a partnership with IBM, it has raised billions of dollars to build Japan's first cutting-edge chip foundry in decades.

From BBC

He would probably go ashore often, set up a portable foundry on the beach, and fashion the tools and weapons that had been ordered using the scrap bronze that he had onboard.

From Literature

The foundry business involves contract-based manufacturing of chips designed by other companies.

From Barron's