Taiwan's semiconductor equipment investment reached 7.7 billion US dollars

May 15, 2019

SEMI (International Semiconductor Equipment Materials Industry Association) said that in 2010, fab capital expenditure increased by 117%, and Taiwan's equipment investment reached 7.7 billion US dollars. In the first quarter of this year, the global semiconductor equipment shipment value reached 7.46 billion US dollars, up 142% over the same period last year.

SEMI released SEMI World Fab Watch report, in 2010, fab spending will increase by 117% compared with last year, reaching 35.514 billion US dollars, of which LED fab capital expenditure growth is staggering, this year and next year production capacity is estimated to grow 33% and 24 respectively %.

In addition, strong fab investment will also drive the growth of Taiwan's front-end equipment market by 77% to 7.7 billion US dollars, and the overall equipment market will see 7.9 billion US dollars, once again becoming the world's largest semiconductor equipment investment market.

According to the SEMI World Fab Watch report, fab capital expenditures (including plant, facilities and equipment) increased by 117% to US$35.514 billion in 2010 compared to last year, and it is estimated that fab spending will grow by 18% next year to 420.35. One hundred million U.S. dollars.

Zeng Ruizhen, senior manager of SEMI's industry research department, said that the growth of the semiconductor equipment market this year is mainly due to the strong capital expenditure of foundry and memory manufacturers. Overall, global semiconductor equipment spending will continue to grow steadily in 2011. It is estimated that in 2010, Taiwan will rank the world's semiconductor equipment spending with 7.7 billion US dollars in fab capital expenditure, followed by South Korea with 7.4 billion US dollars. .


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