[SMM Tin News Flash: Wuhan Xinyuan Semiconductor, a Subsidiary of Liyuan Information, Officially Announced Price Adjustments Across Its Full Product Line]

Published: Apr 22, 2026 09:03

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Liyuan Information's subsidiary Wuhan Xinyuan Semiconductor issued a price adjustment notice, stating that starting from May 6, 2026, Wuhan Xinyuan Semiconductor will implement a new pricing system for its entire product lineup, and all product prices will need to be renegotiated. Xinyuan Semiconductor stated that core upstream raw materials in the semiconductor industry chain, such as wafers and packaging & testing, have continued to rise recently, and industry capacity supply is tight. The original prices can no longer support subsequent capacity assurance and product delivery.

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