YMTC Says Memory Shortage to Last Three More Years

Chinese memory maker YMTC has publicly stated that the global memory chip supply shortage is expected to last about three more years. As a key player in NAND flash, YMTC's view on supply and demand could influence market expectations for the durability of the memory price cycle. If the shortage persists, pricing power and earnings prospects for memory makers such as SK Hynix could be supported, though the forecast comes from a competitor and its actual impact remains to be seen.

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