• 11/26/2024

China’s top chip foundry SMIC reports lower revenue and profit as US sanctions continue to bite amid sluggish demand

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Net income dropped 21.7 per cent year on year to US$402.76 million in the second quarter, as demand for electronic products is ‘below expectation’ while inventory remains high, co-CEO says.

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