1. SMIC's Q1 2024 revenue fell by 19% year-on-year, reflecting weakened semiconductor demand and pricing pressures; 2. The company attributed the decline to inventory adjustments in the industry and reduced customer orders; 3. Despite the downturn, SMIC emphasized ongoing investments in advanced process technologies to capture future growth opportunities.
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