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Analog Semiconductor Market Analysis (June 10, 2025)

Key Findings:

1. TI Price Increase & Motive:

   • Texas Instruments (TI) is raising prices on 3,300+ analog SKUs globally (Exhibit 1).
   • The adjustment is proactive to improve Gross Profit Margin (GPM), not driven by supply shortages.
     • About 85% of SKUs experience <30% price increases (e.g., Voltage Regulators, Interfaces).
     • 9% include >100% increases (mostly high-precision ADC/DAC).
   • Objectives:
     (1) Adjust profitability for low-margin SKUs;
     (2) Offset higher costs for outsourced chips;
     (3) Address reduced volume from contracts.

2. Market Cycle & Sustainability:

   • Analog demand recovery is weak; upcycle driven mainly by inventory restocking (TI & ADI have high inventories—Exhibit 8).
   • Stock performance: Analog leaders (TXN, ADI) recovered pre-tariff levels, but YTD underperformed broader indices (Exhibits 12–13).

3. Competitive Landscape & Risks:

   • Chinese suppliers (e.g., Silergy) face pressure from export tariffs; some customers shifted to local alternatives.
   • TI’s price hike may preserve margins but risks volume share loss to competitors, especially if over-supply persists.

4. Investment Recommendations:

   • Outperform: Silergy (TW:500), Renesas (JP:2500).
   • Market-Perform: TI ($180), Analog Devices ($220), NXP Semiconductors ($200).
   • Analysts caution short-term volatility (e.g., Q2 earnings driven by forward buying, but long-term depends on end-demand).

Exhibit Highlights:

• Exhibit 5: Multiple firms cited broad recovery in 2H25 demand.
• Exhibit 7: US/China PMI still weak, questioning demand surge.
• Exhibit 2: TI’s GPM declined during the industry downcycle.

Summary:

The global analog semiconductor market is in a fragile recovery phase, with TI’s price increases reflecting a margin-optimization strategy amid weak end-demand. Competitors must balance price hikes with volume share risks, while geopolitical and tariff uncertainties continue to shape competition in regional markets.