TFT LCD Supply/Demand Model with Quarterly Updates
TFT LCD Supply/Demand Model with Quarterly Updates
TFT LCD supply/demand model
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via CD romScenario planning and predicting TFT LCD supply.
This interactive cost model enables clients to simulate supply and demand scenarios to determine your company’s outlook. Pre-loaded with DisplaySearch data, clients build scenarios around many factors:
- Fab schedules and input capacities
- Yield estimates
- Capacity allocation for small/medium and large panels
- Supplies by technology, size, format, company and region
- Supply share by format, region, technology and company
- Substrate dimensions and shares
The resulting scenarios give clients the ability to discover when to speed up or slow down production plans, as well as evaluate upcoming component restrictions or surpluses.
Recent Findings
Analysts
Charles Annis
Japan
Vice President, Manufacturing Research
Tracks and forecasts FPD investments, analyzing emerging technologies and PV research.
Yoshio Tamura
Japan
Senior Vice President, President of Japan Office
Known for his keen insight and excellent relationships with panel and component suppliers.
Detailed Information
Data Covered
- 16 quarter forecast of fab activities by country, manufacturer, factory, phase, substrate size, technology, yield code, critical dates, monthly glass input capacity, and glass input allocation to small/medium module production
- Latest fab data allowing users to modify TFT LCD fab schedules including quarterly glass input capacity, yield, and small/medium vs. large-area allocation
- Demand forecasts summarized by five application categories; notebook PCs, LCD monitors, LCD TVs and other large-area and small/medium applications expressed as realistic capacity for 16 quarters
- Glass substrate input capacity by fab, generation, technology, region and supplier
Key Questions Answered
- What component restrictions will I face?
- Will there be a shortage or surplus of LCDs in the market?
- How are suppliers meeting market demands?
Quarterly Delivery Schedule
Week 14
