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Week 47, 2025 Electronics Component Industry Highlights
📅 (2025/11/17 – 2025/11/23)
🌏 Global Industry Overview (Week 47)
The global electronics and semiconductor markets sustained strong recovery momentum, powered by AI infrastructure buildout and broad-based memory price rebound.
🔹 Semiconductor Market Resurgence
Global semiconductor revenue reached USD 208.4B in Q3 2025, marking +15.8% QoQ and +25.1% YoY, the strongest growth rate in years.
AI applications continued to dominate capital expenditure. NVIDIA’s record-breaking Q3 performance reaffirmed its leadership in data-center AI chips.
The AI ecosystem expanded rapidly, with new entrants and cross-industry applications fueling semiconductor and power IC demand.
🔹 Memory Market Tightening
DDR5 and NAND prices surged as AI servers and cloud data centers absorbed capacity.
Samsung raised DDR5 contract prices up to +60%, while SanDisk pushed NAND pricing +50% amid limited supply expansion.
Analysts warn the memory shortage could persist into 2027 as suppliers cautiously manage capex.
🔹 Policy & Supply Chain Developments
China accelerated semiconductor self-sufficiency via national investment funds and newly approved ETFs, directing capital into “hard tech” sectors.
India implemented modernized labor laws to attract electronics manufacturing, improving wage and safety frameworks to bolster competitiveness.
Korean and Japanese chipmakers increased domestic investment to offset trade uncertainties and tariff risks.
🔹 Consumer & Industrial Electronics
AI terminals—including AI smartphones, smart glasses, and earbuds—became a key innovation focus.
Huawei’s new Mate series reignited demand enthusiasm for integrated AI hardware.
Investment momentum in smart-tech startups remained strong, reflecting high investor confidence in the AI-driven future.
🔹 Corporate Highlights
Samsung Electronics expanded its B2B smart display and IoT ecosystem, securing global cruise-line contracts (e.g., Royal Caribbean).
Nokia delisted from Euronext to accelerate its strategic pivot toward AI networking and 6G technologies, announcing a new partnership with NVIDIA.
Overall, Week 47 underscored the convergence of AI acceleration, supply-chain restructuring, and strategic global investment—signaling a long-term upcycle for advanced components and computing hardware.
📈 Top Demand Models
| Rank | Model | WoW Change | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | STM32F103C8T6 | 🔻11.34% | MCU – steady leader despite soft correction |
| 2 | W25Q128JVSIQ | 🔺42.12% | SPI Flash – strong restock across MCU vendors |
| 3 | ICM-42688-P | 🔺6.25% | 6-axis MEMS sensor – automotive & robotics |
| 4 | KLM8G1GETF-B041 | 🔺4.54% | eMMC memory demand holding firm |
| 5 | W25Q64JVSSIQ | 🔺43.12% | SPI Flash – mid-capacity variant rebound |
| 6 | MT41K256M16TW-107 IT:P | 🔻10.31% | DDR3L – mild correction after Q4 spike |
| 7 | MT41K256M16TW-107:P | 🔺4.46% | DDR3L (dual sourcing momentum) |
| 8 | W25N01GVZEIG | 🔻6.97% | NAND Flash – cyclical adjustment |
| 9 | BAV99 | 🔻21.38% | General-purpose diode normalization |
| 10 | W25Q32JVSSIQ | 🔺15.86% | Entry-level SPI Flash restocking |
🚀 Top Demand Surges
| Rank | Model | Surge % | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BC856A-Q | +379.21% | BJT transistor |
| 2 | PCMF3HDMI2SZ | +302.75% | HDMI ESD protection |
| 3 | 74LVC1G74DC-Q100 | +297.41% | Logic Flip-Flop |
| 4 | BC817-40QAZ | +294.90% | NPN transistor |
| 5 | DP83TC811SWRNDRQ1 | +279.23% | Ethernet PHY (Automotive) |
| 6 | AD9253BCPZ-105 | +267.47% | ADC converter |
| 7 | SX05-0B00-00 | +260.00% | Sensor module |
| 8 | IC-MU150 | +253.19% | Analog interface IC |
| 9 | P82B715TD | +241.72% | I²C bus extender |
| 10 | BZX84-C7V5-Q | +234.65% | Zener diode |
💸 Top Price Movements
Top Increases:
TLP521-1GB +260.23% (Optocouplers)
PESD3V3X1BL,315 +233.33% (TVS diode)
BAS321,115 +229.73%, 2N7002DW +211.36% (discretes rebound)
HT7550-1 +206.64%, BZX84-C5V1,215 +205.49%, PDTC114ET,215 +200%
Top Declines:
SN74LVC2G07DBVR -99.52%, BAT54C -93.15%, PMEG6020ER -90.00%
BCP56-16 -79.80%, BAW56 -77.12%, CR1220 battery -75.99%
📦 Inventory Movements
Top Surges:
PMEG6002EJ-QX +61,730.45%, PCMF2HDMI2SZ +43,548.39%, SZBZX84C5V1ET1G +32,307.69%
Discrete diodes, HDMI protectors, and op-amps restocked heavily.
OP4177ARZ +8,229.35% indicates strong analog demand recovery.
Top Declines:
PESD2ETHAX-Q -100%, ADA4625-1ARDZ -99.61%, ADG5409BRUZ -99.50%,
reflecting short supply in high-precision amplifiers and Ethernet protection lines.
🧠 Brand Dynamics
Top Demand Brands:
TI • ADI • onsemi • ST • Nexperia • Microchip • Infineon • NXP • Diodes • Galaxy Microelectronics
Fastest-Growing Brands:
TAI-SAW +71.09% • Ampleon +67.45% • HUAYI +54.80% • Semicoa +54.11% • Kingston +53.64%
MDD +45.92% • FORESEE +39.09% • Rubycon +36.10% • HDSC +34.38% • ERNI +33.56%
📊 Category Momentum
Top Demand Categories:
Microcontrollers • MOSFETs • Rectifiers • Op-Amps • DC/DC Converters • Flash • Linear Regulators • BJTs • DRAM • FPGAs
Fastest Growing Categories:
MEMS Oscillators +39.98%
NFC/RFID Readers +39.55%
Supercapacitors +36.20%
RF Detectors +36.03%
Microphones +34.70%
Ferrite Cores +29.50%
Infrared Emitters +25.81%
Ethernet Controllers +20.87%
🧭 Cerametronics Weekly Insight
AI expansion continues to reshape component demand. Flash and DRAM lead the surge, while optocouplers, ESD diodes, and analog amplifiers see acute restocking.
Persistent memory tightness and rising power IC prices are likely to sustain supplier leverage through Q1 2026.
🔹 Watchlist:
AI/Cloud server suppliers (NVIDIA, SK Hynix, Micron)
Automotive Ethernet & ESD (DP83TC811SWRNDRQ1, PESD series)
Discrete restock indicators (PMEG*, BAS*, BC8*)
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