
Precise Market Insights.
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Precise Market Insights.
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Goldman Sachs: June 2026 Update Supply/Demand Compared to their May report, they have updated: > NAND and DRAM from "tight" to "very tight" supply in Q1-Q2 of 2027. > InP from "very tight" to "tight" in CY27 > T-Glass from "balanced" to "tight" in CY27. Highlights: > DRAM Pricing Surge: Like-for-like prices for DRAM are projected to skyrocket by 250–300% in 2026, with Average Selling Price (ASP) including product mix jumping 300–350%. > Memory & T-Glass Supply Relief Delayed: The supply/demand balance for DRAM/NAND and T-Glass is expected to remain "Very Tight" longer than previously expected, extending all the way through Q2 2027 before potentially easing slightly to "Tight" in Q3 2027. > InP Substrate: Like-for-like pricing for 2026 has been updated to 15–20%. > Foundry (TSMC): Stays severely constrained through 2027. > Advanced Substrates & Materials: ABF Substrate, PCB, and CCL face persistent, severe shortages. This is reflected in heavy price hikes, with CCL and ABF Substrate seeing price increases of 30–50% in 2026 and climbing even higher (45–60%) in 2027. > Optical Components: Optical Cables and Optical Devices remain severely supply-constrained through the end of 2027, maintaining steady double-digit price increases. > Global Power & Analog Semis: Shifting from "Balanced" or "Easing" in early 2026 to "Tight"by late 2026/early 2027. Note: Local China supply for these sectors is expected to remain "Balanced". > Silicon Wafers (300mm): Starting out "Easing" in early 2026, but projected to transition to "Tight" by 2027. > Local China Foundry & Equipment (SPE): Supply conditions for local Chinese foundries and Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment (SPE) remain mostly "Balanced" with minimal price fluctuations (0–5%). > MLCC & Tantalum Powder: Enjoying an "Easing" or "Balanced" state in early 2026 before settling into a stable "Tight" market for the remainder of the forecast period.













