Renesas fire-hit chip plant to restart by mid-April, report says

By:

PAVEL ALPEYEV

By:

Bloomberg

March 30, 2021 10:51 AM

Renesas Electronics Corp. said production at a semiconductor factory hit by a fire is on track to resume by mid-April, welcome news from one of the top providers of automotive chips amid a global shortage.

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