Electronics Five Brothers Suffer Heavy Blow! Accelerating U.S. Manufacturing Experts Issue Warning: Decline in Gross Margin
The United States' tariff policy has forced electronic manufacturing giants such as Hon Hai, Inventec, and Wistron to accelerate their establishment of factories in the U.S. However, due to the difficulty in transferring components, these manufacturers are still affected by tariffs. Additionally, the high costs of establishing factories in the U.S. have led to a decrease in profit margins. Experts point out that the high tariffs on components will be passed on to downstream manufacturers, which could lead to inflation in U.S. electronic products. Although major companies have expanded production in the U.S., the cost transfer has not been ideal. The joint venture plan between TSMC and Intel remains a mystery, with significant market reactions.