The world’s largest contract chipmaker

　　Apple waed earlier this month that holiday sales would miss Wall Street expectations due to weakness in emerging markets including India and foreign-exchange costs.Among other Apple suppliers in the region, Hong Kong-based acoustic components maker AAC Technologies Holdings Inc fell more than 6 percent.Lumentum Holdings Inc, the main supplier of the Face ID technology in the latest generation of iPhones, cut USD 70 million off its revenue forecasts.Apple began shipping the iPhone XR on Oct.The company had released the more expensive iPhone XS and XS Max more than China Jacquard Fabric a month earlier.

The world’s largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, fell 2.6 percent.Japan’s Nikkei daily reported earlier this month that Apple had told Foxconn and Pegatron to halt plans for additional production lines dedicated to the iPhone XR, the cheapest of this year’s new launches.5 percent.South Korean electronic parts suppliers Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co Ltd, Apple’s supplier of multi-layer ceramic capacitors, dropped more than 5 percent, while LG Innotek Co Ltd plunged 9. Both companies count Apple as one of their major customers.(Source). 26 after two weeks of pre-orders.Shares in other Taiwan-based Apple suppliers also fell sharply on Tuesday. The Taiwan Weighted Index was down around 1.

Taiwan-based assembler Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (Foxconn) dropped more than 3 percent and rival Pegatron Corp fell more than 5 percent. Screen maker Japan Display Inc cited lower smartphone demand in cutting its outlook, while British chipmaker IQE Plc said it expects a reduction in its performance this year.The Cupertino, Califoia-based tech giant’s shares fell to their lowest in more than three months on Monday after three suppliers cut their forecasts for iPhone sales in the coming holiday season.Shares in Asian suppliers and assemblers for Apple Inc fell on Tuesday due to profit waings that point to weakness in iPhone sales.6 percent and camera lens-maker Largan Precision Co Ltd slid 3.6 percent.