SEMCO引领4Q26原厂涨价,TrendForce称MLCC行业上行周期开启关键事件
TrendForce研究显示,韩国厂商SEMCO率先对OEM和ODM客户上调2026年第四季度MLCC价格,标志着该公司策略转变,并预示MLCC行业进入上行周期。
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TrendForce最新研究显示,韩国厂商SEMCO率先对OEM和ODM客户上调2026年第四季度MLCC价格,标志着其策略转变,并预示MLCC行业进入上行周期。文章涉及SEMCO、Murata、Taiyo Yuden、Kyocera等供应商,以及AI服务器、消费电子、传统ICT和汽车市场。关键数字包括消费级X5R产品平均涨价25-30%,高端X6S产品涨价10-20%,台系和中国大陆供应商预计涨价10-20%。该文章与电子元器件供应链直接相关,聚焦MLCC供需动态和价格趋势。
- SEMCO率先对OEM和ODM客户上调4Q26价格,此前仅调整分销商价格,标志策略转变。
- TrendForce估计SEMCO对消费级X5R产品平均涨价25-30%,旨在抑制订单需求并释放产能用于高端产线扩张。
- 用于AI服务器的高端X6S产品涨价幅度因客户谈判而异,平均预计10-20%。
- 日本供应商Murata、Taiyo Yuden和Kyocera目前保持观望,价格不变;它们是否跟进是行业涨价趋势扩大的关键指标。
- 台系和中国大陆供应商因中高容消费级产品溢出订单,预计4Q26涨价10-20%,产能利用率接近90%。
- AI数据中心需求扩大光通信模块供应缺口,进一步收紧MLCC需求;传统ICT和汽车市场前景保守,2H26旺季可能弱于往常。
供应链影响
- SEMCO涨价可能促使OEM和ODM客户调整订单策略,转向其他供应商或提前备货,具体取决于客户谈判和替代供应可用性。
- 日本供应商是否跟进涨价可能影响全球MLCC价格走势,若跟进则可能扩大行业涨价范围,若观望则可能维持价格分化。
- 台系和中国大陆供应商产能利用率上升可能缓解部分供应紧张,但若需求持续,供应缺口可能进一步扩大。
- AI服务器需求持续可能加剧高端MLCC供应紧张,而传统ICT和汽车市场疲软可能抑制整体需求增长,影响供需平衡。
- 光通信模块供应缺口可能间接影响MLCC需求结构,促使供应商优先满足AI相关订单,可能影响其他终端市场供应。
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韩国制造商SEMCO率先对OEM和ODM客户上调2026年第四季度价格,根据TrendForce最新的MLCC行业研究。这标志着该公司此前仅对分销商调整价格的做法发生转变,并表明MLCC行业已正式进入上行周期。
TrendForce估计,SEMCO将对OEM和ODM客户的消费级X5R产品平均涨价25-30%。此举旨在抑制订单需求,并为高端生产线的扩张释放产能。
用于AI服务器的高端X6S产品,涨价幅度将因客户谈判而异,平均涨幅预计在10%至20%之间。日本供应商Murata、Taiyo Yuden和Kyocera目前采取观望态度,保持价格不变。它们是否跟进涨价将是判断行业涨价趋势是否扩大的关键指标。
台系和中国大陆供应商预计也将在2026年第四季度维持上涨势头,因为它们受益于中高容消费级产品的溢出订单。TrendForce预测平均涨价10-20%,主要针对这一细分市场。产能利用率同步上升,部分供应商已接近90%。
与此同时,AI数据中心的持续需求扩大了光通信模块的供应缺口。这进一步收紧了MLCC需求,并促使供应商寻求台系和中国大陆制造商的额外支持。相比之下,传统ICT和汽车市场的前景仍然保守。中国和美国经济动能放缓,加上消费者信心压力,可能导致传统终端市场在2026年下半年面临弱于往常的旺季。
TrendForce指出,中高容消费级产品的溢出订单正在推高台系和中国大陆供应商的产能利用率,而SEMCO的最新涨价进一步证实MLCC行业已进入新的定价上行周期。日本供应商如Murata和Taiyo Yuden是否跟进将是下一阶段涨价的关键指标。TrendForce预计2026年第四季度MLCC供需缺口将进一步扩大,使价格保持上行轨迹。
South Korean manufacturer SEMCO has taken the lead in raising 4Q26 prices for OEM and ODM customers, according to TrendForce’s latest MLCC industry research. This marks a departure from the company’s previous practice of limiting price adjustments to distributors and signals that the MLCC industry has officially entered an upcycle.
TrendForce estimates that SEMCO will raise prices for consumer-grade X5R products by an average of 25–30% for OEM and ODM customers. The move is intended to curb demand for orders and free up capacity for the expansion of high-end production lines.
For high-end X6S products used in AI servers, price increases will vary depending on customer negotiations, with average hikes expected to range from 10% to 20%. Japanese suppliers Murata, Taiyo Yuden, and Kyocera are currently taking a wait-and-see approach and keeping prices unchanged. Whether they follow with price increases will be a key indicator of whether the uptrend broadens across the industry.
Taiwanese and Chinese suppliers are also expected to maintain upward pricing momentum in 4Q26 as they benefit from spillover orders for mid- to high-capacitance consumer-grade products. TrendForce forecasts average price increases of 10–20%, primarily targeting this segment. Capacity utilization rates are rising in tandem, with some suppliers already approaching 90%.
Meanwhile, sustained demand from AI data centers has widened supply gaps for optical communication modules. This has further tightened MLCC demand and prompted suppliers to seek additional support from Taiwanese and Chinese manufacturers. By contrast, the outlook for traditional ICT and automotive markets remains conservative. Slowing economic momentum in China and the U.S., coupled with pressure on consumer confidence, could leave traditional end markets facing a weaker-than-usual peak season in 2H26.
TrendForce notes that spillover orders for mid- to high-capacitance consumer-grade products are driving up utilization rates at Taiwanese and Chinese suppliers, while SEMCO’s latest price increases further confirm that the MLCC industry has entered a new pricing upcycle. Whether Japanese suppliers such as Murata and Taiyo Yuden follow suit will be a key indicator of the next stage of price increases. TrendForce expects the MLCC supply-demand gap to widen further in 4Q26, keeping prices on an upward trajectory.