Chinas top chip makers are facing constraints amid Shanghai lockdown, accentuating shortage problem. Photo: Shutterstock
China’s No 2 chip maker seeks fresh buy-back mandate amid stock slump while Shanghai lockdown disrupts production
- Stock has declined 31 per cent this year, underperforming the broader Hong Kong market
- Chip maker seeks to boost capacity after generating record sales and earnings in 2021 amid a global supply shortage
Chinas top chip makers are facing constraints amid Shanghai lockdown, accentuating shortage problem. Photo: Shutterstock
