The Sino-US trade war will have a huge impact on these companies.

Trump signed a US presidential memorandum, saying that according to the "301 investigation", it is prepared to impose high tariffs on China's multi-field imported products, restricting China's high-tech investment in the United States, and will also introduce trade in China against "discriminatory technology licensing practices" in China. litigation.

On the 23rd, the Ministry of Commerce of China immediately issued a list of suspension concessions for US steel and aluminum products 232 measures, and proposed to impose tariffs on some products imported from the United States.

In the face of the ongoing Sino-US trade situation, not only Chinese companies, including the United States, Apple, Qualcomm, Intel, etc. have also felt the pressure. In a joint letter quoted by The Wall Street Journal on Sunday, companies such as Google, Apple, and Wal-Mart jointly wrote Trump, saying that the implementation of a strict tariff policy would lead to retaliation and hit the US export industry, thus negatively affecting the US economy. influences.

Taking Apple as an example, the current Chinese market is an indispensable market in Apple's business. In the first quarter of 2018, Apple's revenue in the Greater China region was US$17.956 billion, accounting for 20% of its total sales. Last year's revenue was US$16.23 billion, an increase of 11% year-on-year. 83%. In addition, as of 2016, Apple's net sales revenue in China (including the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region) was US$ 436.49 million, accounting for 21.4% of the global total. In the same interview after the financial report was published, Cook also said: Thanks to China.

In 2017, Apple invested RMB 3.5 billion in research and development in China, and now has four R&D centers in Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Suzhou. In Apple's product supply chain, a large number of suppliers are from China. In recent years, Apple's supply chain has also expanded. The "Apple Factory" has extended from the developed areas such as the eastern coast and the Pearl River Delta to Henan, Hunan, Shaanxi, and Sichuan. Midwestern provinces and cities like Chongqing.

Hu Yifan, chief China economist at UBS Wealth, said in an interview today that if the US investigation of intellectual property rights is not so positive, it is likely to tax Chinese high-tech products, including electronic products, accessories for telecommunications equipment, such as A range of products in the Apple industry chain are likely to be taxed.

Obviously this is not good news for Apple.

As the world's top chip companies, Qualcomm and Intel and NVIDIA face the same problems. Taking Qualcomm as an example, the Chinese market is undoubtedly the top priority in its future development. At a technical summit held in Beijing, Qualcomm President Christiano Amon told reporters that in the 2017 fiscal year, Qualcomm’s chip business came from Chinese OEMs whose product revenue was twice that of Apple’s revenue. The Chinese market will continue to grow. At present, Qualcomm's revenue from China's OEMs has grown at a compound annual growth rate of 17%. In 2015, this figure was $4 billion, compared with $6 billion last year, and Qualcomm expects to reach $8 billion in 2019.

Qualcomm told reporters today that it could not respond to trade and tariff issues.

The relevant person in charge of Intel told reporters, "We still don't know which products will be affected, but we believe that tariffs are usually a problem for US companies with global supply chains. We hope that the US government will provide comments. When we have more information, we will assess the potential impact."

Shen Xinfeng, a macro analyst at Northeast Securities, said that US aircraft, agricultural products, integrated circuits and other products are highly dependent on the Chinese market. For example, China uses anti-dumping and countervailing measures to counter the system. These US industries will also face greater pressure.

From the current Sino-US trade industry structure, China's exports to the United States are mainly machinery and equipment. According to the classification, mainly household appliances, electronics and other categories, accounting for 48% of total exports, and miscellaneous products 12%, textiles 10%, Metal products 7% and so on.

In fact, as the US review of Chinese technology companies has escalated, some US companies have begun to opt out of cooperation with Chinese companies because of government pressure.

Best Buy, the largest consumer electronics retailer in the US, recently cut off its contact with China Huawei. This is undoubtedly a blow to Huawei, which is seeking to expand its market share in the US. In the past few years, Huawei has been working hard to enter the US market. It has established partnerships with retailers such as Amazon and New Egg, and Best Buy is its One of the largest partners.

In response to this news, Huawei issued a statement saying that Huawei attaches great importance to the relationship with all partners and fully understands and respects its choice. Due to commercial confidentiality requirements, it is not convenient to disclose the specific details of the cooperation between the two parties. A Best Buy spokesperson told Reuters that the company could not comment on individual contracts with suppliers. "We have many different reasons for the decisions we make about product changes."

Huawei said in a statement that Huawei's products sold in the United States not only met the highest standards in the industry in terms of security, privacy and engineering, but also passed the certification of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). “As of now, 46 of the world's top 50 operators are selling and using Huawei products, and corporate users and consumers in more than 170 countries around the world are using Huawei products with confidence.”

In fact, since 2012, Huawei and ZTE have been questioned and restricted by the US on the grounds of security. Huawei originally planned to enter into a cooperation agreement with ATC, the US telecom operator, to sell Huawei's Mate 10 Pro handset. However, before the official announcement, AT&T decided to cancel the cooperation due to pressure from the political circles. Shortly thereafter, Verizon, another major US operator, also terminated sales of all Huawei phones.

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