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WitsView: Mounting Pressure from Increase in LCD Monitor Inventory As Shipments from SI and Brand Vendors Declined

24 June 2010

According to a recent survey by WitsView, a research division of TrendForce, LCD monitor shipment from global top ten brand vendors declined by 4.2% MoM to 10.75 million units in May 2010. Linda Lin, a research manager of WitsView, indicated that major brand vendors face the pressure of rising inventory due to the slow season in IT market.

WitsView: Large-sized Panel Shipments Reached a Historical High in May due to Downstream Vendors’ Aggressive Restocking under Expectations of an Imbalance in Supply and Demand in 3Q10

15 June 2010

According to the latest survey from WitsView, a research division of TrendForce, large-sized panel shipments grew 8.5% MoM to 55.8 million units in May 2010. Downstream vendors restocked aggressively in May due to the potential unbalance in panel supply and demand in 3Q10.

WitsView: Monitor shipments in April demonstrated the “wait-and-see” sentiment; European market took the brunt of the impact with the depreciation of the Euro

27 May 2010

According to WitsView’s top 10 monitor brand survey, total monitor shipments reduced by 2.6% MoM to 11.22 million units in April 2010. The main reason is the potential losses from panel price decline of inventory on hand.

WitsView: Top-tier LCD monitor makers will be in the driver’s seat in 2Q10

25 May 2010

According to WitsView’s global survey, top ten monitor SI shipments fell by 2.6% QoQ to 38.36 million units in 1Q10. Meanwhile, top ten monitor brand shipments declined by 6.3% QoQ to 33.12 million units.

WitsView: Large-size panel shipments declined by 4% in April; reflecting the strong wait-and-see sentiment in the market

18 May 2010

According to WitsView’s latest survey, global large-sized panel shipments fell by 4% MoM to 51.44 million units in April 2010. This can be mainly attributed to the overinflated demand from high expectations of the hot season in 1Q10, which led to excessive product pull-in, and caused the gradual inventory build-up among brand vendors.


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