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Wednesday 21 April 2010
Rising costs to push up chip resistor prices in 2Q10
Due to rising production costs, Taiwan-based chip resistor (chip-R) makers Ta-I Technology, Yageo and Ralec Electronic will raise prices in the second quarter. Prices for larger 0603...
Friday 16 April 2010
Chip resistor maker Ralec looks to strong sales in April
Chip resistor vendor Ralec Electronics expects its revenues to stay high in April 2010 as orders received for the month have reached its maximum supply capacity, according to the c...
Wednesday 14 April 2010
Passive component maker Yageo to ramp up MLCC and chip resistor capacities in 2010
Passive component maker Yageo plans to invest NT$3 billion in 2010, mainly to ramp up its MLCC (multi-layer ceramic-chip capacitor) capacity by 40% and chip resistor capacity by 35%,...
Wednesday 17 March 2010
Chip resistor maker Ta-I to expand capacity by 20%
Ta-I Technology plans to spend NT$1 billion (US$31.45 million) in the next two years expanding chip resistor, protective component and LED heat sink substrate lines, according to the...
Thursday 11 March 2010
Passive-component material suppliers see revenues decrease in February
Laser Tek, which mainly produces SMD (surface-mount-device) packaging materials for passive components, has reported an 8.3% sequential drop in consolidated revenues to NT$154 million...
Wednesday 10 March 2010
Chip resistor maker Ta-I enters ceramic heat sink substrate market
Taiwan-based Chip resistor maker Ta-I Technology has stepped into the ceramic heat sink substrate segment and is sampling related products, which are mainly used in LED applications,...
Thursday 4 March 2010
Taiwan makers expanding chip resistor capacity
Taiwan-based chip resistor makers Yageo, Ta-I Technology and Ralec Electronic are planning to expand their capacities to fulfill market demand, according to industry sources. Chip...
Tuesday 23 February 2010
Passive component makers expanding capacity
Taiwan-based passive component suppliers are expected to see their new capacity come on line by the end of second-quarter 2010, according to industry sources. They are gearing up for...
Tuesday 26 January 2010
Chip resistors to see margin decline in 1Q10 due to increased material prices
Taiwan-based chip resistor makers' first-quarter 2010 revenues will stay flat sequentially on high demand from the notebook and LCD TV segments, but their first-quarter margin will...
Tuesday 12 January 2010
Chip resistor maker Ralec considering expanding capacity
Ralec Electronic may increase its capex for 2010 and expand capacity for 0402 and 0201 chip resistors, according to market sources. In response, the company said it has seen demand...
Monday 14 December 2009
Laser Tek, Leatec more bullish on passive component market
With passive component makers seeing better-than-expected performance, upstream material suppliers Laser Tek and Leatec Fine Ceramics have both expressed optimism for fourth-quarter...
Tuesday 24 November 2009
Taiwan-based chip resistor makers still at high utilization
Taiwan-based chip resistor makers, including Ta-I Technology and Ralec Electronic, have recently enjoyed high utilization rates because order volumes have dropped only slightly from...
Wednesday 18 November 2009
Chip resistor substrate ASP will remain stable
Chip resistor substrate ASPs will not see large fluctuations as demand remains high, according to market sources. Alumina substrate supplier Leatec Fine Ceramics has resumed all of...
Friday 6 November 2009
Alumina substrate supplier Leatec expects 4Q09 revenues to grow
Leatec Fine Ceramics, a Taiwan-based alumina substrate supplier for chip resistor manufacturers, expects its fourth-quarter 2009 revenues to grow from NT$190 million (US$5.84 million)...
Wednesday 14 October 2009
Chip resistor substrate supplier Leatec maintaining high utilization rate in 4Q09
Leatec Fine Ceramics, a Taiwan-based alumina substrate supplier for chip resistor manufacturers, has seen clearer order visibility through the fourth quarter as customers are preparing...