Global semiconductor sales surged in July 2025, reaching $62.1 billion — a 20.6% increase from the same month last year and 3.6% higher than June. The robust expansion was fueled by strong demand in the Americas and Asia Pacific, underscoring the industry’s momentum despite regional fluctuations. With the Americas up nearly 30% and Asia Pacific/All Other climbing over 35% year-on-year, July marked one of the strongest months of growth in recent years, highlighting continued strength in advanced computing, AI, and data-driven technologies.
- The Americas and Asia Pacific regions are the strongest contributors to both monthly and yearly growth.
- China is still growing year-to-year but slipped month-to-month, suggesting softer short-term demand.
- Japan is contracting in both comparisons, signaling structural weakness.
- Europe remains modest but positive year-to-year.
Global Overview
- Total sales: $62.07B
- Year-to-year growth: +20.6% (vs. $51.48B in July 2024)
- Month-to-month growth: +3.6% (vs. $59.91B in June 2025)
- Three-month-moving average growth: +8.9%
Regional Breakdown (Year-to-Year, July 2025 vs. July 2024)
- Asia Pacific/All Other: +35.6% (biggest growth driver)
- Americas: +29.3%
- China: +10.4%
- Europe: +5.7%
- Japan: -6.3% (only region in decline)
Month-to-Month (July vs. June 2025)
- Americas: +8.6%
- Asia Pacific/All Other: +4.9%
- Europe: 0.0%
- Japan: -0.2%
- China: -1.3%
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