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Infineon: China business not affected by COVID-19, geopolitics

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May 27, 2020

Yesterday, Su Hua, President of Infineon Technology China, said in an interview with CGTN that Infineon Technology believes the short-term challenges from COVID-19 and geopolitical risks will not affect the company's long-term plan and strategy in China

Having been in the Chinese market for 25 years, Infineon has witnessed double-digit annual growth for the past 10 years and remains committed to growing with China and providing safer and greener innovative semiconductor technologies.

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