Sales of Japanese chip equipment may exceed 1.7 trillion yen

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Sales of Japanese-made semiconductor production equipment are expected to surpass 1.7 trillion yen in FY 2000, according to the Semiconductor Equipment Assn of Japan. Worldwide sales of these products by Jul 2000 were 193.5% higher than the year-ago period, reaching $4.44 billion dollars. Total sales from Apr through Jul 2000 was $16.21 billion dollars, 212.7% of sales from the previous period in 1999. Global sales will reach $20 billion during the first half of the fiscal year, and would exceed $40 billion for the entire year.

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Interest revives in Japan's device-making equipment

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The Japanese semiconductor manufacturing equipment market is exhibiting signs of recovery in 1999. Monthly sales are increasing in contrast to FY1998, when orders fell 37.6% from 1997 sales levels. The sales increase has compelled Japanese manufacturers to increase production and some are operating at full capacity to meet orders. The increase in orders is attributed to the recovery of the semiconductor market in Japan and other countries.

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Global sales of chip-making equipment rise in July

Article Abstract:

The statistical data and growth of semiconductor fabrication equipment for the month of July 2004 as reported by Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan (SEAJ), Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), and SEMI Japan, are discussed. The data on sales market growth in Asian countries like Japan, etc, North America and Europe is also presented.

Sales, profits & dividends, Special industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Labor Distribution by Employer, Reports, Statistics, Company sales and earnings, Semiconductor production equipment industry, Company earnings/profit, Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International, Semiconductor Equipment Association of Japan

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