TOKYO -- Semiconductor and related companies -- hobbled by supply chain problems and unable to keep up with a deluge of orders from the consumer electronics and auto industries -- have become the darlings of institutional investors playing the long game.
Institutional and foreign investors are buying semiconductor-related stocks, believing demand will remain strong for some time to come, according to one analyst. (Source photo by Kosuke Imamura)
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