Goldman Sachs significantly raised its global fab equipment spending forecasts for 2026-2028 to $150 billion, $218 billion, and $281 billion, respectively.
Goldman Sachs, in its research report published on August 23, stated that driven by better-than-expected Q2 earnings and an optimistic outlook from equipment suppliers, it has raised its year-over-year growth forecast for global Wafer Fab Equipment (WFE) from 32% to 36% for 2026, from 32% to 45% for 2027, and from 12% to 29% for 2028. Key growth engines include TSMC's N2 process expansion, HBM4 migration, and Intel's recovery, as well as investments in the SpaceX/Tesla Terafab project.
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