Taiwan-based Nichidenbo, which distributes capacitors, MLCCs and other passive components for vendors such as Nippon Chemi-Con and Samsung Electro-Mechanics (Semco), expects strong...

Passive component makers Yageo and Walsin Technology have both expressed caution about the near-term market outlook.

Taiwan-based passive component suppliers are generally optimistic about a robust demand recovery in this year's second half, although most experienced a setback in January-May sale...

Most Taiwan-based GaAs foundry houses have seen a pick-up in demand for handset-use power amplifiers (PAs) from the handset supply chain players, particularly those in Asia, even...

Inventory adjustments for passive components are ongoing amid unfavorable macro conditions, according to Yageo chairman Pierre Chen, who anticipates L-shaped recovery in the second...

Passive component shipments have gained momentum, according to sources at upstream materials suppliers.

The passive components sector is expected to embrace a normal peak season in the third quarter of 2023, as materials suppliers for the components have seen customers turn aggressive...

A gradual recovery is expected to take place in the passive component market in the second half of 2023, according to circuit protection device specialist Thinking Electronic Indus...

Most Taiwan-based passive component makers expect their utilization rates to improve significantly starting the second quarter of 2023, having seen related supply chain makers adjust...

Passive component vendor Yageo expects its revenue to stay flat or post slight sequential gains in the second quarter of 2023, as the gross margin and operating margin will increase...

Passive component company Yageo has announced plans to invest EUR205 million (US$224.8 million) over the next ten years in the establishment of new factories in Macedonia.

Automotive and other high-margin products will be critical in boosting sales at Taiwan-based passive component suppliers in 2023, according to industry sources.

The passive component industry may see a significant rebound in the second and third quarters of this year, according to Yageo, which believes that the worst is over.

Japan- and Taiwan-based suppliers of MLCC and other passive components are devoting more resources to automotive applications, according to industry sources.

Tai-Tech Advanced Electronics has seen the visibility of orders for network and automotive device applications reaching four to six months, and is eyeing a double-digit revenue rise...