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Memory makers borrow $880M to buy chips amid price surge

Several Taiwanese memory and SSD manufacturers are collectively raising approximately $880 million through various debt instruments to secure chip inventory. Despite record revenues, companies like Adata and TeamGroup are taking on substantial loans and issuing convertible bonds due to soaring DRAM and NAND flash contract prices. This move reflects the increasing cost of maintaining adequate stock as memory manufacturers prioritize high-margin server DRAM and HBM production, with new capacity not expected until late 2027. AI

影响 Accelerates demand for high-margin AI-related memory components like HBM, potentially increasing costs for AI infrastructure.

排序理由 Significant debt financing by multiple companies in the memory chip supply chain to address rising component costs.

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Memory makers borrow $880M to buy chips amid price surge

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Luke James ·

    Record-high pricing pushes SSD and memory makers to borrow $880 million just to afford buying chips — Adata, TeamGroup, and others take on substantial debt to survive shortages

    Adata is the largest single borrower in the group, having completed a NT$2 billion convertible bond issuance and secured NT$12 billion in bank loans.

  2. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Record-high pricing pushes SSD and memory makers to borrow $880 million just to afford buying chips — Adata, TeamGroup, and others take on substantial debt to s

    Record-high pricing pushes SSD and memory makers to borrow $880 million just to afford buying chips — Adata, TeamGroup, and others take on substantial debt to survive shortages Adata is the largest single borrower in the group, having completed a NT$2 billion convertible bond iss…