Well, once the factories in Thailand are back online next year (read somewhere, can't find the link, sorry), wouldn't it make the scaling redundant ?
Expect that a significant percentage of the HDD market to never shift back from SSDs even after the factories come on line.
A subsequent question may be, then, will this shift be of existing, mechanical drive production, or to some significant degree into SSD's?
I don't know about the ownership of parent companies and the remaining value in existing equipment -- and time to restore it -- vs. new capital investment, to make a specific prediction. The Thais also provide some skilled labor; unfortunately (for them), I don't see that -- in my pure, relatively uninformed guestimate -- as predominating in decisions that are made.