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Investing.com -- Lenovo Group’s chief executive Yang Yuanqing said Thursday that tariff concerns which previously clouded the company’s outlook have largely dissipated.
"The tariff impact is very limited now," Yang stated, noting that the PC maker has navigated the challenges "very smoothly" by leveraging its network of global manufacturing facilities.
When questioned about potential levies, the CEO explained that while specifics about affected products and company exemptions remain unclear, Lenovo would not face disadvantages compared to competitors.
This confidence stems from the company’s international manufacturing presence and diversified supply chain.
With tariff concerns diminishing, Lenovo appears positioned to focus on its AI-driven growth strategy.
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