Movement Alert|Teradyne Falls 3.61% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Test Equipment Supply Chain Crisis Continues to Weigh

Market Focus06-04

On June 4, Teradyne fell 3.61% in regular trading, trading at 390.56 USD/share, with trading volume of $53.97 million.

On the news front, the semiconductor test equipment industry is facing a severe component supply crisis. FPGA delivery lead times have surged from 8-10 weeks to as long as 52 weeks, while driver IC procurement has shifted from immediate availability to at least 10 weeks. A test equipment manufacturer was recently forced to delay delivery by three months after failing to secure components for a multi-billion-won contract with Samsung Electronics. Intel server CPU shortages have further compounded the situation, with unit prices tripling from approximately 1 million to 3 million Korean won as capacity is prioritized for hyperscale cloud providers.

Industry sources indicate this is not an isolated component issue but a systemic bottleneck across the entire non-memory semiconductor supply chain. Teradyne, as a global leader in automated test equipment, is directly exposed to these structural constraints, with rising equipment costs and delivery delay risks pressuring near-term performance expectations.

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