Ayala-led IMI turns profitable despite components shortage

📊Executive Summary
Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. (IMI) reported a net income of $2.19 million in Q1 2021, recovering from a loss the previous year, despite ongoing component shortages impacting the electronics industry. The company's sales increased by 28% to $327.54 million, but longer supply lead times on critical components hindered even better performance. IMI's management has taken decisive actions to mitigate these shortages, indicating a proactive approach to supply chain challenges. The article highlights the impact of component shortages on production efficiency and revenue, particularly in their Mexican operations, where $5 million in revenue was lost due to missing components. IMI anticipates normalization in the second quarter, which may lead to higher growth....
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