Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment Market Analysis
The semiconductor manufacturing equipment market is estimated to generate estimated revenue of USD 100.2 billion in 2024, and it is expected to witness a CAGR of 10.5% during 2024–2030, to reach USD 182.5 billion by 2030.
This growth is ascribed to the rising demand for personal electronic gadgets, such as laptops, digital cameras, and smartphones. Additionally, the technological advancements in every industry, be it for better data transmission rates or manufacturing automation, depend on semiconductors. In turn, the market is driven by the growth of end-use sectors, including consumer electronics, automotive, IT & telecommunications, manufacturing, power & energy, and almost all others.
Thus, the key drivers for the growth of the market are the development of 5G networks, rising demand for connected vehicles, and evolution of the cloud technology. Additionally, customers are ready to invest more in advanced gadgets, to improve their electronic product experience and living standards. The growing demand for electronic products among consumers can be credited to the increasing disposable income. The rising adoption of electronic products in daily routine, at the workplace, and for entertainment propels the demand for semiconductors.
Nowadays, the IC designs of small devices are becoming complicated, thereby driving the demand for advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Semiconductors are installed in ICs because they help reduce mass production times, minimize costs, and improve the final product’s value.
Moreover, market players are now implementing several business strategies, which include a subscription model, an outcome-based model, and a usage-based model. Due to these business ideas, their customer base is growing rapidly, as the equipment cost is extremely high, making it unviable for medium-scale semiconductor foundries. Therefore, many users are purchasing the machines on rent, which has opened a new revenue stream for the market players.