SMIC Management Shakeup Continues
By Alan Patterson, EETimes (November 12, 2021)
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC) announced several board-level resignations even as business for China’s biggest chip maker soars.
Industry veteran Chiang Shang-Yi resigned as vice chairman, executive director and a member of the strategic committee, effective from Nov. 11, SMIC said in a statement on its website. Liang Mong Song, an executive director and co-CEO, has resigned as executive director with effect from the same day in order to focus on continuing his role at the company, SMIC said.
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