According to SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International Industry Association) Latest Book-to-Bill orders shipped report, in October 2010 North American semiconductor equipment manufacturers three-month average order amount of $ 1.59 billion, B / B value (Book-to -Bill Ratio, book to bill ratio) was 0.98. Book to bill ratio (Book-to-Bill Ratio) 0.98, on behalf of the semiconductor equipment industry shipments of $ 100 for three months on average, received a $ 98 order.Looking SP8629 SPM5001, http://www.lincomponents.com is a independent distributor for thousands of electronic parts, get quote from our web will be responsed in 24 hours, trading electronic parts from our web now.The report noted that the North American semiconductor equipment manufacturers estimate the amount of three-month average of worldwide bookings in October was $ 1.59 billion, compared with September a final $ 1.65 billion a decrease of 3.5%, but more than $ 756.3 million over the same period last year, an increase of 110.7%. The shipment was part of the three-month average of the amount shipped in October for $ 1.62 billion, compared with the final in September rose 0.7 percent $ 1.61 billion, also increased 133.7% over $ 694.1 million over the same period last year.SEMI president and CEO Stanley Myers said: "The market for the purchase of new equipment presents seasonal weakness, and recent industry fab for some blocks also suspended shipments continued to invest in equipment manufacturers, and clients tend to order. under the conservative case, let the North American plant emerges from the book to bill ratio in June 2009 for the first time since the phenomenon is less than 1. However, if compared with the same period last year, the order amount or have multiple growth. "On the other hand, with the strong recovery in the semiconductor market in 2010, then let the silicon wafer shipments hit the highest on record. According to SEMI recently released report of the silicon wafer shipments in the third quarter of the total silicon wafer shipments reached 2,489 million square inches, compared with the second quarter, an increase of 5% over the past year increased by 26%.
October North American semiconductor equipment B / B value of 0.98
According to SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International Industry Association) Latest Book-to-Bill orders shipped report, in October 2010 North American semiconductor equipment manufacturers three-month average order amount of $ 1.59 billion, B / B value (Book-to -Bill Ratio, book to bill ratio) was 0.98. Book to bill ratio (Book-to-Bill Ratio) 0.98, on behalf of the semiconductor equipment industry shipments of $ 100 for three months on average, received a $ 98 order.Looking SP8629 SPM5001, http://www.lincomponents.com is a independent distributor for thousands of electronic parts, get quote from our web will be responsed in 24 hours, trading electronic parts from our web now.The report noted that the North American semiconductor equipment manufacturers estimate the amount of three-month average of worldwide bookings in October was $ 1.59 billion, compared with September a final $ 1.65 billion a decrease of 3.5%, but more than $ 756.3 million over the same period last year, an increase of 110.7%. The shipment was part of the three-month average of the amount shipped in October for $ 1.62 billion, compared with the final in September rose 0.7 percent $ 1.61 billion, also increased 133.7% over $ 694.1 million over the same period last year.SEMI president and CEO Stanley Myers said: "The market for the purchase of new equipment presents seasonal weakness, and recent industry fab for some blocks also suspended shipments continued to invest in equipment manufacturers, and clients tend to order. under the conservative case, let the North American plant emerges from the book to bill ratio in June 2009 for the first time since the phenomenon is less than 1. However, if compared with the same period last year, the order amount or have multiple growth. "On the other hand, with the strong recovery in the semiconductor market in 2010, then let the silicon wafer shipments hit the highest on record. According to SEMI recently released report of the silicon wafer shipments in the third quarter of the total silicon wafer shipments reached 2,489 million square inches, compared with the second quarter, an increase of 5% over the past year increased by 26%.