Chinese technology giant Huawei has enough inventory to sustain its smartphone and 5G networking equipment business for most of the rest of the year, according to brokerage and investment firm CLSA.
For now, Huawei's smartphone business has five to six months' worth of inventory, and its 5G networking equipment business has nine to 12 months' worth of supplies, going by CLSA estimates, Sebastian Hou, investment analyst at CLSA, told CNBC on Friday.
Notably, Hou said that Huawei subsidiary HiSilicon, which designs chips for Huawei equipment, has been increasing its capability in the last few years and is able to supply 80% to 90% of Huawei's needs. — the world's largest contract chipmaker — can keep doing business with it. In fact, TSMC is "crucial" to Huawei, that report said.
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