Adata Technology has reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.69 billion (US$56.77 million) for February, decreasing 36.3% on month and 30.7% on year.

For the first two months of 2013, revenues totaled NT$4.34 billion, down 2% on year.

DRAM revenues accounted for 43.5% Adata's total sales in February, down from over 50% previously, while NAND flash and other products made up the remaining 56.5%, according to the company.

Recent price hikes of standard DRAM chips caused by memory chipmakers' moves to allocate more production capacity to producing mobile RAM and server-use DRAM is healthy for DRAM module makers, Adata said.

Meanwhile, market sources also expect prices for NAND flash chips to also rise soon due to tight supply.

By: DocMemory
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