S&P 500 Companies that Count Most on China
- Zhilin Zhang

- Apr 11
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 14
As the US-China tariff war intensifies, and with expectations that the conflict may persist for years, investors should consider reducing exposure to companies that rely heavily on revenue from the Chinese market. The table below highlights S&P 500 companies with significant income dependence on China.
Company Name | Ticker | China -% of Sales |
Monolithic Power Systems | MPWR | 53.4% |
KLA | KLAC | 40.9% |
Lam Research | LRCX | 37.1% |
Albemarle | ALB | 36.5% |
NXP Semiconductors | NXPI | 36.1% |
Applied Materials | AMAT | 33.9% |
Corning | GLW | 32.4% |
Intel | INTC | 29.2% |
Advanced Micro Devices | AMD | 24.2% |
Amphenol | APH | 22.3% |
Tesla | TSLA | 21.4% |
Sources: S&P Global Market Intelligence
In addition to the above listed companies, Nike generates 15% of its overall revenues from China, and the Chinese market is its 2nd largest production center behind Vietnam. Also, Apple generates 16% of its revenue from China, and about 90% of the iPhones are assembled in China as well.



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