Nan Ya PCB looks to ABF, SiP substrates for profit growth in 2020

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Nan Ya PCB looks to ABF, SiP substrates for profit growth in 2020

Jay Liu, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Thursday 18 June 2020

Nan Ya PCB will be striving to boost its profits in 2020 by focusing more on shipments of high-value products such as ABF and SiP substrates, according to company chairman CC Wu.

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