Electronics Production | October 14, 2008
List: Sony Ericsson leads purchase of components in 2007
Market researcher iSuppli saw a diverse spend growth in their OEM Semiconductor Spend Analysis, presented at the ZVEI PCB EMS Conference.
While the majority of OEM companies has increased their spending, 6 have slowed down on their spending – some of them considerably. Biggest spender is Swedish/Japanese mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson with an increase of over 30%.
Chart Source: iSuppli
Chart Source: iSuppli
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