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NA semi equipment industry posts September 2021 billings

North America-based semiconductor equipment manufacturers posted USD 3.72 billion in billings worldwide in September 2021, according to SEMI.

The billings figure is 1.7% higher than final August 2021 billings of USD 3.66 billion and 35.5% higher than September 2020 billings of USD 2.74 billion. “Monthly billings of North America-based semiconductor equipment manufacturers edged up in September to near the record high set in July,” said Ajit Manocha, president and CEO of SEMI “The ongoing growth in key end-market segments and silicon content continues to drive gains for the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem including equipment.”
Billings (3-mo. Avg.)Year-Over-Year
April 2021$3,428.950.3%
May 2021$3,588.553.1%
June 2021$3,690.259.2%
July 2021$3,857.449.8%
August 2021 (final)$3,656.337.8%
September 2021 (prelim)$3,718.135.5%
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