The SEMI book-to-bill went positive in November after a negative ratio in October and September.
The November b-to-b was 1.02, after 0.93 in October, 0.94 in September 1.04 in August, 1.07 in July and 1.10 in June.
“With the rise in bookings, the book-to-bill ratio climbed above parity in November,” says SEMI CEO Denny McGuirk. “2014 has been a solid growth year for the semiconductor equipment market and we expect the foundry and memory sector to continue leading investments in 2015.”
November bookings were $1.22 billion, 10.4% higher than the final October 2014 level of $1.10 billion, and is 1.7% lower than the November 2013 order level of $1.24 billion.
November billings were $1.19 billion, 0.5% higher than the final October 2014 level of $1.18 billion, and is 6.8% higher than the November 2013 billings level of $1.11 billion.
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