ADATA: July revenue rose 3.38% compared to the previous month, and it is expected that the contract price of memory will continue to pump in the second half of the year.

On August 7, Jinshi Data reported that the storage module manufacturer, ADATA, had a combined revenue of 3.053 billion NTD in July, a rise of 3.38% compared to the previous month and a rise of 34.04% year-on-year. The cumulative revenue from January to July was 23.964 billion NTD, a year-on-year increase of 46.54%. In July, DRAM revenue accounted for 48.22%, SSD accounted for 33.1%, and other products accounted for 18.68%. In the first seven months, DRAM revenue accounted for 45.4%, SSD accounted for 27.43%, and other products accounted for 27.17%. ADATA expects that the contract price of memory will continue to rise in the second half of the year, unaffected by spot price fluctuations, because upstream suppliers insist on prices and profit attitudes, and traditional server and PC inventory replenishment is stable. After the spot market has experienced inventory digestion, it is expected that the price will be close to the bottom.