With a coordinated price adjustment taking effect on July 1, nearly 20 semiconductor companies have launched a new round of price hikes
Svmuu News: Nearly 20 global analog and power semiconductor companies are set to launch a new round of price hikes on July 1, following a pattern of multiple, staggered price adjustments throughout the year. Many manufacturers report that their order books are currently full, and production capacity visibility has significantly improved. Analysts point out that the core driver behind this round of price hikes stems from cost pressures caused by rising wafer foundry and raw material prices, which are compounding with the surge in demand for power chips driven by the construction of AI data centers. Market share is expected to concentrate among leading chip companies that possess full-chain IDM capabilities or have deep ties with upstream suppliers and are active in high-growth sectors. (21 Finance)
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