维信诺:拟8.56亿元出售部分模组生产设备

2月10日,维信诺(002387)发布公告,公司的全资子公司霸州市云谷电子科技有限公司将进行业务转型,并出售部分模组生产设备。此次转型的主要原因是为了适应市场变化和客户定制化需求,转型后将专注于模组成品及半成品的检测、测试、加工修复,并运营高端显示智慧产业园。

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Samsung appoints Dustin Lee to revive China smartphone business

Samsung Electronics Device eXperience (DX) division is implementing significant changes to its overseas leadership to strengthen global competitiveness. Most notably, former Taiwan General Manager Dustin Lee has taken over the position for the China region. As Samsung faces challenges in the fiercely competitive Chinese market, industry observers are watching closely to see if his management experience can lead to breakthroughs.

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Trump tariff spurs 3M unit monitor panel stockpiling, capacity expected to reach 3 million units

Suppliers report that China’s retaliatory tariffs on American goods will significantly impact total system costs, with monitor prices potentially increasing by 5%. The US market, being one of the largest consumers of monitors globally, faces particular challenges due to the low-margin nature of these products. The tariffs not only raise costs but also affect brand confidence in end-market sales, potentially leading major brands to adopt more conservative shipment targets for 2025.

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LinkCom sees growth potential in 1Q25 on strong networking demand

LinkCom’s magnetic components division demonstrated robust performance in January, driven by steady networking product demand and successful Wi-Fi 7 order fulfillment. Despite the seasonal slowdown during the Lunar New Year holiday, the company achieved monthly consolidated revenue of NT$51.33 million (US$1.56 million), marking a 4.08% increase month over month while maintaining levels from January 2024. The company is also accelerating its Southeast Asian supply chain development in response to recent US trade policies.

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Taiwan’s aerospace ambitions rise on defense and commercial tailwinds

Taiwan’s aerospace industry is gaining momentum as global demand for defense autonomy surges and the aviation sector rebounds. Industry sources note that defense and aerospace are two sides of the same coin: military applications fall under defense, while civilian use defines aerospace. Taiwan’s push to bolster its defense capabilities is fueling growth in both sectors.

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