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Annabelle Shu, Taipei; Kevin Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 13 November 2025 0

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Electronic components and semiconductor lead frame manufacturer Excel Cell Electronic (ECE) saw strong demand for automotive lead frames early in 2025, but momentum in the third quarter of 2025 dampened due to tariffs and market uncertainties. However,...

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