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Chip Veteran Raises Malaysia E&E Export Forecast to $223 Billion
Source: Bloomberg
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Malaysia’s chip industry chief lifted this year’s forecast for electrical & electronics exports to over 900 billion ringgit ($223 billion), citing stronger demand tied to the global AI boom. The upgrade suggests upside to export growth versus earlier expectations, supported by AI-driven demand in semiconductors and related electronics.
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