Mi Equipment positive on the sector despite US-China trade war


Oh: Consumers will continue to buy gadgets and they can easily switch between brands.

Despite the growing uncertainties in the global economy, especially given the escalating trade war between China and the US, Mi Equipment Holdings Bhd remains optimistic on the prospects of the semiconductor industry.

As Mi Equipment group CEO and executive director Oh Kuang Eng sees it, the encouraging outlook of the global semiconductor will continue to be driven by the growing demand for electronic products, which in turn, supports the demand for semiconductors and related equipment.

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