Semiconductor industry has good chance of attracting investments


Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association President, Datuk Seri Wong Siew Hai.

WHEN the Covid-19 pandemic hit the global chip supply chain, the Malaysian semiconductor ecosystem came out looking good.

One wouldn’t have expected that as many factories in Malaysia had also closed due to outbreaks.

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