Apple's Maker Unimicron resumes production in China in a Partial method
Apple supplier Unimicron in China resumed its production which was earlier stopped due to unconditional circumstances. It is the biggest manufacturer in China for Apple brand mobile phones. China is well known for its tech equipment production.
Highlights
- Unimicron is the responsive body for providing Chip substrate to Apple and Intel
- Earlier operations of Taiwanese firms were imbalanced due to the Covid-19 outbreak
- On Thursday morning, company Unimicron’s share fall by 1 percent
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Taiwan-based Unimicron tech firm is the supplier for the chips and tech equipment for renowned automobile company Apple. Unimicron has two planets in China and one of its plants is resumed its production after coming ease in the Covid-19 situation.
Still, one plant of the company based in Eastern China Kunshan would remain closed to comply with Covid-19 curbs but the other would start its production operation and keep it up.
Unimicron supplies chip substrate and the printed circuit board to giant tech companies like Apple and Intel. Unimicron said about the resuming manufacturing in China, under a “closed-loop management” one plant had resumed some production but they will keep their attention on social distancing and over other SOPs inside the firm.
As a company representative said about the current standards of supplies ‘it was difficult to estimate current production capacity but it was “not high.”
He also said the company would keep working with one opening plant and the other closed until next Wednesday under the closed-loop system.
Unimicron has the international capacity to supply its pieces as it has many firms in different countries like Germany, Japan, Taiwan, etc. Company’s major production comes from Taiwan-based based plants including some Chinese plants.
China has imposed a strict lockdown amid surging new positive cases of Covid-19 in Shanghaiand areas of Kunshan, all the tech companies have suspended their operations.
Unimicron’s shares price was down by 1 percent on Thursday morning, while the broader index was flat.
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