Samsung Electro-Mechanics has notified customers that it will raise prices by 30% on some multilayer ceramic capacitor, or MLCC, products starting Aug. 1, 2026, according to a report cited by Citrini analyst Jukan on July 29. The company said persistent growth in global electronics demand has increased pressure across the supply chain. It added that, despite efforts to improve production efficiency and expand capacity, it still needs to adjust prices on some products to maintain product quality and stable supply. The new pricing will apply to all MLCC products under Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ Markup Business Code and will take effect for shipments made on or after Aug. 1. The same report said Japanese MLCC maker Taiyo Yuden also plans to raise MLCC prices from Sept. 1. Taiyo Yuden cited continued increases in raw material costs and tight supply-demand conditions, and said that even after the price increase it may still be unable to fully meet customer demand, with delivery times for some orders also remaining uncertain.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has notified customers that it will increase prices by 30% on some multilayer ceramic capacitor, or MLCC, products starting Aug. 1, 2026, according to a July 29 report cited by Citrini analyst Jukan.
The company said continued growth in global electronics demand has put more pressure on the supply chain. It said that although it has improved production efficiency and expanded capacity, it still needs to adjust prices on some products to maintain product quality and ensure stable supply.
The price increase will apply to all MLCC products under Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ Markup Business Code, with the new pricing taking effect for shipments made on or after Aug. 1.
The same report said Japanese MLCC manufacturer Taiyo Yuden also plans to raise MLCC product prices starting Sept. 1. The company said continued increases in raw material costs and tight supply-demand conditions mean it may still be unable to fully meet customer demand after the adjustment, and delivery times for some orders may also remain uncertain.
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