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Semiconductor companies respond to the new round of export controls by the usa: overall impact is manageable, and the supply chain has been basically localized.
① In response to the new round of entity lists released by the usa, several A-share listed companies stated today that the expected impact is limited; ② Industry insiders analyzed that this round of sanctions has extended to the components sector, with a very fine granularity, requiring domestic semiconductor companies to focus on the security of the domestic supply chain; ③ Industry insiders stated that past cases have proven that the impact of the entity list on relevant companies will decrease marginally, and there is no need to panic excessively.
Bearish sentiment settled! The USA has announced export control measures on semiconductors to China, causing stocks related to Hong Kong and A concept to surge.
The semiconductor industry is once again facing unreasonable pressure from the usa, and domestic production is expected to accelerate further.
Honkong stocks movement | Semiconductor stocks are generally under pressure, semiconductor manufacturing international corporation (00981) fell 2.65%. The usa issued semiconductor export control measures against China.
Semiconductor stocks are generally under pressure. As of the time of publication, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981) fell by 2.65%, to 25.7 Hong Kong dollars; Solomon Systech (02878) fell by 2.04%, to 0.48 Hong Kong dollars; Hua Hong Semi (01347) fell by 0.97%, to 20.45 Hong Kong dollars.
Unreasonable suppression! The Biden administration announced the latest semiconductor export restrictions to China. How will this affect various aspects?
1. The usa Biden administration has issued new controls on semiconductor exports to china, with over one hundred chinese entities being included in the 'entity list'; 2. The U.S. Department of Commerce has also introduced 'long-arm jurisdiction,' restricting third-party countries from providing products containing U.S. technology or chips to Chinese companies listed on the entity list, but the Netherlands, japan, and over 30 other countries are exempted; 3. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Foreign Affairs respond: China will take necessary measures to resolutely defend its legitimate rights and interests.
Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics' CFO Steps Down
Shanghai Fudan (01385): Fang Jing resigned as Chief Financial Officer and Secretary of the Board of Directors.
shanghai fudan (01385) announced that the board of directors has declared that Ms. Fang Jing has retired, and her contract with the company’s "Labor Service..."
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