Taiwan component suppliers may suffer further impact from LeEco inventory problems, says paper

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Taiwan component suppliers may suffer further impact from LeEco inventory problems, says paper

Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Tuesday 18 July 2017

With LeEco having recently stopped selling some of its smartphones on its online shopping website, several market watchers expect the company's upstream component suppliers to be affected, as they have already prepared inventory for LeEco, according...

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