DRAM Contract Prices To Grow By Single-digit In June, Says Nanya Executive
The contract price for DRAM chips, after having risen 15-20% in the April-May period, may increase by a single-digit rate in June, but will gain momentum once again from July to September, according to Pai Pei-lin, vice president for global sales and marketing at Nanya Technology. Both Nanya and Inotera have no plans to ramp their capacity over the next nine months, although total output from Nanya may increase due to an improvement in yields from its 70nm process, Pai indicated, noting that Nanya expects its bit growth to reach 60% in 2008 and expand by another 40-50% in 2009.
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