Only 17 per cent of Apple's revenue comes from China.
U.S. chipmakers generate the most revenue in China. The list below is based on data from Tijori Finance and includes only S&P 500 stocks. Tijori determines its revenue in China based on customers' shipping locations.
Top of the list is Wynn Resorts, which operates three casinos in Macau. It also has two casinos in Las Vegas and one in Everett, Massachusetts. Wynn Resorts' Macau casino revenue accounts for 75.2 percent of its total revenue. The Macau business generates about 77.1% of operating profit, according to Tijori Finance.
Semiconductor giant Qualcomm followed with 66.6 percent of revenue.
Micron Technology (MU) ranked third in the Chinese market with 57.1% of revenue.
Qorvo (QRVO) gets 52% of its revenue from China
Nearly 50% of Broadcom's revenue comes from China, according to Tijori Finance.
Dallas-based tech giant Texas Instruments (TXN) is a leading manufacturer of semiconductors and a wide variety of integrated circuits. It sells directly to electronics manufacturers, most of which are concentrated in China. About 44.3 percent of Texas Instruments' revenue comes from China alone.
IPG Photonics Corporation (IPGP), based in Oxford, Massachusetts, is a leading manufacturer of fiber lasers. It has no manufacturing facilities in China, but the country is a huge market for the company. IPG Photonics generates 43.1% of its revenue in China.
AMD is another chipmaker with a large presence in China. About 39 per cent of its revenue comes from China