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Fab Update: Change in Capital Spending

-- Semiconductor International, 12/1/2001

Key points

  • Capital spending fell by 30% in 2001 to $42.9B.
  • The best scenario for 2002 is that it will be flat. But, our regional analysis indicates that it will be down by 10%.
  • Individual company plans will remain highly fluid until there are definite signs of a macroeconomic recovery from the current recession.
  • Spending by North American companies will probably fall by >$3B.
  • Assuming Hynix’s financial rescue, spending by South Korean companies could increase by ~$1B.
  • Led by new startup foundries, spending by Chinese companies will increase by $600M.
  • The increase in spending by Taiwanese companies is predicated on the equipping of 300 mm DRAM fabs, which could be delayed.

Strategic Marketing Associates is a market research company focusing on the fab. For information about capital spending and new fab projects, call Strategic Marketing Associates at 1-831-464-2669.

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