Compal expects PC revenue proportion to drop to 65% in 2018

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Compal expects PC revenue proportion to drop to 65% in 2018

Aaron Lee, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES

Thursday 25 January 2018

Compal Electronics saw the revenue proportion for PC products slip from over 70% in the past to 68% in 2017 and expects the percentage to further drop to 65% in 2018, as shipments will increase for smart wearables, as well as for medical care and biotechnological...

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