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According to the latest surveys by WitsView, a research division of TrendForce, shipments from the global top ten brand vendors added by 1.2% MoM to 12.42M units in October 2010, and shipments from the global top ten SIs continued the momentum of September, and rose by 1.5% MoM to 14.06M units.
According to WitsView, a research division of TrendForce, large-sized panel shipments slipped by 0.6% to 53.01 million units; of which, TV panel shipments posted the largest decline by 9.6%, which mostly attributed to the finish of the inventory replenishment for China National Day holiday in October.
In 3Q10, the global large-sized panel shipments dropped by 4.6% QoQ to 15.6 million units. It posted the first QoQ decline after the shipment growth for five straight quaters, which mainly attributed to the fact that downstream customers restocked early in 2Q10 under the expectation of the possibly tight supply in panels in 3Q10, according to WitsView.
According to the latest survey by WitsView, a research division of TrendForce, the average street price of LCD monitor added by 2.2% QoQ to USD201 in 3Q10, which reflected that the prices rose instead of decreasing during the traditional back-to-school hot season. Due to the slow season in 2Q10, coupled by the Europe debt crisis, end-market demand for IT products shrank rapidly.
According to the latest survey by WitsView, the research division of TrendForce, large-sized panel shipments increased by 3% MoM to 53.34 million units. Under the expectation of imbalance supply and demand, downstream vendors restocked early in preparation in 2Q10, leading to the continued growing inventory level in slow season. As a result, panel prices extended the downtrend in 3Q10.