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Global Semiconductor Packaging Material Market Outlook Shows Return to Growth Starting in 2024

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New Report from SEMI, TECHCET and TechSearch International Highlights Growth Drivers through 2028

MILPITAS, Calif. — October 1, 2024 — Powered by strong semiconductor demand across diverse end applications, the global semiconductor packaging materials market is expected to start a growth cycle with a 5.6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) projected through 2028, SEMI, TECHCET and TechSearch International announced today in their latest Global Semiconductor Packaging Materials Outlook (GSPMO) report. The report highlights AI as an expected growth driver for advanced packaging applications, despite currently low unit volumes due to the newness of the market segment.

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The GSPMO report provides comprehensive data and forecasts for substrates, leadframes, bonding wire, and additional advanced packaging materials.

“After a challenging 2023, which saw a 15.5% decline in the semiconductor packaging materials market, our latest report forecasts a return to growth in 2024,” said Lita Shon-Roy, TECHCET President and CEO. “The global packaging materials market is expected to exceed $26 billion by 2025 and continue solid growth through 2028.”

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“Substrates account for a large portion of the revenue for the packaging materials market, and within the category, FC-BGA substrates make up the majority of the revenue growth,” said Jan Vardaman, President of TechSearch International. “The CAGR for flip chip BGA/LGA revenue is expected to be 7.6% from 2023 to 2028. Other key growth areas include wafer-level packaging (WLP) dielectrics and flip chip underfill. The laminate substrates segment is expected to grow 7.3% annually in volume, while leadframes and bonding wire are also forecasted to recover, growing by 5.0% and 6.4%, respectively.”

The GSPMO 2024 report is designed to help companies capitalize on emerging trends, navigate supply chain challenges, and make informed decisions in sourcing high-performance materials.

Features of the report include:
  • Technology trends
  • Regional market size and forecast
  • Five-year market forecast to 2028
  • Market size by product segments in revenue and units
  • Excel workbook file summarizing market information
  • Supplier information and market share
For more information on the report or to subscribe, visit SEMI Market Data or contact the SEMI Market Intelligence Team (MIT) at mktstats@semi.org.

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They do a somewhat poor job dis-aggregating the OSAT market.

The packaging is now 3-4 almost completely non-overlapping markets, serving very different market segments. The expensive packages for high-end chips with interposers is done by top foundries themselves. Then go flip-chip packages, with organic substrates, this is the top what you can get at an outsourced packager. Their target market is rich Western chip cos.

The mainstream SOP, SON, QFN chip packaging market is very high volume.

And lastly there is a market for legacy packages. The plain old, and hard to automate, DIP, TO, and ceramic packages has actually been going up in price, as the number of packagers for them has gone down.
 
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