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3Q09 Sales Ranking of Branded NAND Flash Makers


2 November 2009 Semiconductors

2009/11/01------As most branded NAND Flash suppliers benefited from the 4Q hot-season restock orders for electronic system maker clients after mid-3Q09, NAND Flash ASP slightly rose about 4% QoQ in 3Q09. Total branded NAND Flash shipment increased about 17% QoQ and it resulted in the overall branded NAND Flash makers' revenue improvement in 3Q09. 3Q09 branded NAND Flash makers' total sales increased 21.6% QoQ to US$3.355bn from US$2.759bn in 2Q09,according to DRAMeXchange.
According to the sales ranking, Samsung remains its leadership place with 38.5% market share and records US$1.29bn revenue, followed by Toshiba with 34.7% market share and US$1.164bn revenue. Micron ranks No.3 with 9.4% market share and US$316m revenue while Hynix takes the No.4 with US$291m revenue. Intel and Numonyx grab No.5 and No.6 with sales of US$219m and US$75m respectively.
Benefited from the 4Q hot-season replenishment demand from mobile & MP3 market, Samsung’s NAND Flash ASP slightly increased about 5% QoQ and shipment boosted about 15% QoQ in 3Q09. Samsung’s 3Q09 revenue was up 24.4% QoQ to US$1.29bn while 3Q09 market share is 38.5%.
Toshiba adjusted up the utilization to 100% in 3Q09, so quarterly sales increased 21.3% QoQ to US$1.164bn because of slight ASP increase. Toshiba’s 3Q09 market share maintains around 34.7%.
As Micron demonstrated the significantly shipment increase in 3Q09, sales rose 33.9% QoQ to US$316m with 9.4% market share in 3Q09. ; Benefited from mild ASP increase, Intel recorded US$219m revenue with 13.2% QoQ growth rate and 6.5% market share in 3Q09.
With slightly 4% QoQ ASP and 5% QoQ shipment increase, Hynix’s sales rose 11.7% QoQ to US$291m in 3Q09. Hynix’s 3Q09 market share is 8.7%. ; Numonyx recorded US$75m revenue with 4.2% QoQ given the stable shipment and ASP in 3Q09. Numonyx market share in 3Q09 is about 2.2%.


 


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