Rumor: Spreadtrum Communications To List On Nasdaq

Jan 04, 2007
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Shanghai based fabless handset chip company Spreadtrum Communications plans to list on Nasdaq in six weeks, according to a rumor reported China Business News. According to Spreadtrum CEO Wu Ping, Spreadtrum will switch its focus from TD-SCDMA to WCDMA once its TD-SCDMA chips move into mass production. Zhejiang-based TD-SCDMA terminal provider Holley Group also plans to list on Nasdaq soon, said the report. Neither Spreadtrum nor Holley commented on the rumors.

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Rumor: Spreadtrum Communications To List On Nasdaq
January 04, 2007: Shanghai based fabless handset chip company Spreadtrum Communications plans to list on Nasdaq in six weeks, according to a rumor reported China Business News. According to Spreadtrum CEO Wu Ping, Spreadtrum will switch its focus from TD-SCDMA to WCDMA once its TD-SCDMA chips move into mass production. Zhejiang-based TD-SCDMA terminal provider Holley Group also plans to list on Nasdaq soon, said the report. Neither Spreadtrum nor Holley commented on the rumors.

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