Semiconductor players to benefit from potential FDI


Chip worker shws a 300mm silicon wafer at a German semiconductor plant

PETALING JAYA: The underwhelming quarterly earnings by major United States semiconductor companies over the last week paint a gloomy picture, but Kenanga Research remains optimistic about the outlook for local semiconductor players.

The research house believes local tech players will continue to thrive on foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows over the past two years.

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