(Reuters) - TAIPEI, July 26 - The world's largest contract chip
maker, Taiwan's TSMC , posted a 25 percent fall
in quarterly profit, but the result improved from the previous
quarter thanks to fresh chip demand and was in line with analyst
expectations.
After a dismal start to the year, clients are placing big
semiconductor orders for new-generation personal computers,
mobile phones and other consumer gadgets, boding well for TSMC
and rival United Microelectronics Corp.
in the second half.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
maker, Taiwan's TSMC , posted a 25 percent fall
in quarterly profit, but the result improved from the previous
quarter thanks to fresh chip demand and was in line with analyst
expectations.
After a dismal start to the year, clients are placing big
semiconductor orders for new-generation personal computers,
mobile phones and other consumer gadgets, boding well for TSMC
and rival United Microelectronics Corp.
in the second half.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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