Taiwan based Compal, the second largest contract notebook builder in the world, has significantly cut its shipment and spending forecasts. The firm, which supplies Acer, HP, and Lenovo, is set to halve its spending plans and cut its shipments by three million to 32 million, according to Microscope.
A new plant in Vietnam has been reportedly axed.
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