Umsätze in Q3/2021 im Vergleich zu Q3/2020 nach Regionen

• Deutschland: 672 Mio. Euro (+25%)
• Italien: 219 Mio. Euro (+54%)
• UK ohne Irland: 167 Mio. Euro (+40%)
• Frankreich: 152 Mio. Euro (+36,4%)
• Skandinavien: 203 Mio. Euro (+44,8%)
• Osteuropa: 430 Mio. Euro (+28,7%)

Ausgewählte Ergebnisse nach Produktgruppen Q3/2021 im Vergleich zu Q3/2020

• Analoge: 689 Mio. Euro (+24,4%)
• MOS Micro (Mikrocontroller, Prozessoren und DSPs): 484 Mio. Euro (+25,8%)
• Power: 291 Mio. Euro (+38%)
• Optoelektronik: 237 Mio. Euro (+34,6%)
• Speicherbauelemente: 241 Mio. Euro (+54,4%)
• Diskrete Standard-Bauelemente: 149 Mio. Euro (+57,4%)
• Programmierbare Logik: 145 Mio. Euro (+35,1%)
• Halbleiter-Sensoren: 72 Mio. Euro (+39,6%)
• Andere Logikbauelemente (ASSPs, ASICs): 122 Mio. Euro (+11,7%)

Komentar von Herman Reiter, Chairman der DMASS 

“The shortage of components across the board still defines the current market situation. While we seem to enjoy a healthy growth at the moment, the pressure is on all market participants to find solutions and avoid further disruptions. When the situation will change is not clear, but we hope that 2022 will bring some relief. It is apparent that the shortage leaves its impact in the overall economic outlook across European industries.

It is amazing how in times of shortage, many product areas show similar high growth rates while in normal times the spread is quite huge. It is also rare to see IPE products outgrow the semiconductor side by such an extent. For 2021, we are optimistic to come close or exceed the 20% mark for year on year growth of all components; 2022 may tell a different story. We would hope that by mid-2022 we will see some relief on the supply side and the supply chain. Long-term, for the first time since the 80s, our industry sees huge geopolitical inflection marks, where availability and access to technology may drive the development rather than the actual end market demand.”