China’s top chip maker SMIC sees revenue grow as state subsidies surge amid trade war


By Xie Yu

The trade war between the US and China has so far had a

China’s biggest contract chip maker, SMIC, announced solid revenue growth for the second quarter as state subsidies soar amid the escalating trade war.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), which is listed in Hong Kong and the US, said its revenue for the second three months of the year reached US$890.7mil (RM3.6bil), up by 7.2% from the previous quarter and 18.6% year on year.

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