Last week we attended the 2025 edition of the Semicon West conference, the key event for investors focused on the semiconductor equipment market. Over two days we hosted more than a dozen meetings with companies across the semiconductor value chain. Here are our key takeaways.
Les prix de la mémoire ont progressé de 15% sur un mois et de ~30% YTD. Cela reflète une forte tension sur l’offre alors que la demande IA est plus élevée qu’attendu. Les stocks de mémoires sont, par ailleurs, au plus bas, ouvrant la voie en 2026 à un supercycle, tiré par l’IA mais aussi par l’intégration de l’Edge AI dans les smartphones/PC. Un marché des semis à ~+15/20% en 2026 est crédible dans ce contexte. Dans notre couverture, cela devrait d’abord bénéficier à ASML, VAT, Siltronic, ASMi e...
Memory prices have risen by 15% m-o-m and by ~30% since the start of 2025. This reflects a tight supply situation, with demand for AI stronger than expected. Memory inventories are also at an all-time low, paving the way for a super cycle in 2026, driven by AI but also by the integration of Edge AI in smartphones/PCs. A semis market at ~+15-20% in 2026 is a credible scenario in this context. In our coverage, this should first benefit ASML, VAT, Siltronic, ASMi and SUSS (Outperform vs Neutral), f...
COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: FCC. EUROPA: UNICREDIT. Incluido en el informe diario de hoy, y durante toda la campaña de resultados, incorporamos al final una presentación con los resultados destacados en positivo y negativo y previews de Rdos. 3T’25 que se publicarán en España y Europa en los próximos días. Europa pierde algo de altura A excepción del DAX que cerró en positivo se registraron caídas de cerca de medio punto en las principales bolsas de Europa ante las señales d...
NEWS SUMMARY: FCC. Slight drops in Europe Except for the DAX, which closed in positive numbers, the main European stock markets closed with losses of around -0.5% in view of the complacent markets and the political shutdown in France. In the STOXX 600, Construction and Utilities led the gains, while Autos (-4.5% on the day) and Consumer Goods suffered the biggest routs. On the macro side, in the euro zone, the ECB’s meeting minutes suggested the monetary policy is ready to respond to the change...
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