Novatek’s wafer inputs may increase in 1Q23 in Vanguard to drive its UT to 65~75% in 2Q23.
January 27, 2023
Key Takeaways:
- Novatek may increase wafer inputs in 1Q23 due to healthier inventory levels and potential re-stocking demand.
- Vanguard's UT may increase to 65~75% in 2Q23 due to Novatek and demand from US fabless.
- US-based fabless may transfer wafer inputs from Chinese foundries to Vanguard due to geopolitical tensions and risk diversification.
- Vanguard's UT rate may gradually increase from the bottom in 1Q23 of 50~60% to 65~75% in 2Q23 with steady improvement throughout 2023.
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