ADATA: Samsung Strike to Have Limited Impact on Output, But Psychological Effect May Drive Price Hikes
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Simon Chen, Chairman of memory module maker ADATA, stated on the 20th that the full-scale strike at Samsung in South Korea, set for the 21st after labor negotiations failed, should have a limited impact on annual memory output. However, he predicts the psychological effect of the event could lead to price increases for DRAM and NAND Flash. Chen anticipates the memory market will remain in short supply for the next two years, and ADATA will continue to build up its inventory, which is expected to reach NT$50 billion by the end of the third quarter.