KESM Industries executive chairman Sam Lim said as the global semiconductor revenue is forecast to reach US$705bil in 2025, the group anticipates growth in its services.
PETALING JAYA: As uncertainties surrounding trade and tariffs persist, KESM Industries Bhd
will continue to work closely with its customers to align production levels with product roadmaps.
In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the world’s largest independent burn in and test service provider said even if demand for automotive chips soften, the company will remain well-positioned to scale up production to meet customers’ requirements, particularly in support for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
