Let the chips fall where they may
Semiconductor industry faces headwinds and there likely will be M&A opportunities in the sector in the years ahead, says Ellipsiz's CEO Kelvin Lum.
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Annabeth Leow
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THE semiconductor industry is in for a tough period, warns Kelvin Lum, CEO of Mainboard-listed Ellipsiz.
He cites a global contraction in the semiconductor market, as well as China's slowing economy and the US-China trade war, as key factors.
Although Ellipsiz has been retooling its business, it faces uncertainty in the next six months, Mr Lum says.
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