TREE NEWS update: Dongshan Precision said market talk of a 65% US-origin materials requirement is unofficial and not an effective regulatory policy, responding to investor questions about optical chip procurement restrictions. The company said optical chips it makes in-house account for no more than 10% of optical module BOM cost, leaving ample compliance room, and that it may eventually build capacity in the United States.
Dongshan Precision: US-origin chip sourcing rumor not official policy
The company's pushback matters less as a denial than as a signal of how supply-chain compliance is being priced into contract negotiations before any rule exists. Dongshan's low in-house optical chip exposure gives it room to absorb sourcing shifts, but the mention of eventual US capacity suggests the real question is whether customers begin demanding geographic diversification regardless of policy. What to watch is whether other module makers issue similar clarifications, which would indicate the rumor is functioning as a de facto procurement standard.
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