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Willsemi (603501 CH) - True Beneficiary of Accelerating Domestic AI Innovation...
We project Willsemi’s revenue to grow by 27% YoY to RMB33bn in 2025E, driven by 25%/40% YoY growth from mobile/auto CIS sales.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
- Introduction to Willsemi's Market Position
- Growth Projections and Revenue Forecast
- Market Dynamics in Auto CIS Sector
- Impact of AI on Consumer Electronics
- Investment Recommendation and Target Price
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