ADI releases price increase notice
ADI releases price increase notice
On April 7, the source revealed that the global analog chip giant ADI officially issued a price increase notice, stating that due to the continuous increase in raw material and chip manufacturing costs, from May 16th, it will increase the price of some products without canceling (orders) The window period is officially changed to 90 days, CRD (Customer Demand Day) enters 90-day orders, and customers are not allowed to postpone the delivery date and reduce the quantity.
Earlier, a source said that ADI will soon issue a price increase letter, an increase of about 25%.
As early as April last year, ADI's chips were also difficult to find, with an increase of as much as 30%, but it was mainly affected by the epidemic at that time.
In comparison, this wave of ADI price increases is only for some old series of products. However, it should be noted that ADI's main products are also quite in short supply, and the delivery period is constantly extending. Many have been gone for more than 30 weeks, and some materials are even out of stock.
According to the data, ADI is the world's leading supplier of data conversion and signal processing technology recognized by the industry, with 60,000 customers all over the world, covering all types of electronic equipment manufacturers. ADI's products are mainly used in the field of analog signal and digital signal processing.
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