Power Semiconductors & Pricing · 2026-09-24
onsemi Sets October 10 Price Adjustment as Power-Semiconductor Cost Pressure Broadens
Industry reporting says onsemi has issued a price-adjustment notice effective October 10, citing higher raw-material, manufacturing, energy and infrastructure costs alongside stronger demand in power, industrial and data-center applications. No uniform increase or complete affected-part list has been disclosed, so buyers should treat this as a confirmed pricing event—not a blanket shortage signal.
Confirmed Facts
- DRAMX reported on September 23 that onsemi issued a price-adjustment notice effective October 10.
- The reported drivers include raw-material, manufacturing, energy and infrastructure costs plus stronger power-device demand.
- No universal percentage or complete affected-product list was disclosed.
Signal Classification
Confirmed: supplier pricing action. Trend: upward pricing pressure. Not confirmed: a portfolio-wide shortage or allocation. Buyers should verify exact MPN pricing, factory lead time and authorized-channel inventory.
Procurement Actions
- Refresh active onsemi quotations before October 10.
- Record price-validity dates and verify each exact MPN.
- Review alternatives for high-volume power, automotive and industrial parts.
- Separate cost-driven increases from genuine shortage premiums.
FAQ
Is every onsemi product increasing by the same amount?
No. No universal percentage has been disclosed.
Does this prove a shortage?
No. A price increase is not the same as allocation.