[Shenzhen Huaqiang: Various components, including memory, power management chips, analog chips, and MLCCs, are experiencing shortages and price increases.]

Published: Jun 9, 2026 10:11

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Shenzhen Huaqiang announced in an investor relations activity record that the company's electronic components long-tail spot business saw its Q1 2026 revenue increase significantly YoY, with growth exceeding 300%. This year, the electronic components long-tail spot market sentiment recovered, and numerous components, including memory, power management chips, analog chips, and MLCCs, experienced shortages and price increases. Taking MLCCs as an example, the company's electronic components long-tail spot business received markedly increased inquiry demand for high-end MLCCs. The company is a major global authorized distributor for Murata. Recently, the company observed an increase in client orders, with procurement starting and inventory being actively restocked. For some models in shortage, the company prioritized meeting the procurement needs of major clients.

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