Take Imagination Technologies for example, 45% of the company's revenue comes from Apple, which plunged 71% in the single-day after Apple announced the phasing out of its Imagination Technologies graphics processor, and was acquired by a private equity firm a few months later In fact, Apple has been developing its own technology to replace Imagination Technologies' graphics processors and even dredging several key employees from the company.
InvenSense, a maker of motion sensors, derives 40% of its revenue from Apple, and in 2016, InvenSense's chief financial officer had hinted that a mysterious customer might end the partnership - then considered an Apple. A few months later, InvenSense was Japanese electronics company acquisition.
As a display panel maker with 54% revenue contribution from Apple, investors in Japan Display are very concerned about their fate, and they are afraid that Japan Display will also decline if the cooperation with Apple is over. The well-known chip maker Dialog Semiconductor Investors also have this concern, after all, up to 74% of the company's revenue from Apple.
Not only small companies, but also chip giant Qualcomm also 10% of revenue from Apple.Although the two companies have been close cooperation for many years, but now Apple and Qualcomm because patents and patent transfer fees into a legal dispute .There are many Qualcomm Rationale Concerns about prospects for cooperation with Apple: According to the latest data released by market research firm Counterpoint Reasearch, as of last Friday, Apple has become the world's second-largest maker of SoC systems for smartphones after Qualcomm.
The following is a list of the 36 listed companies:
