Memory module maker Adata Technology saw sales of its SSD products increase 14.2% on year and over 10% sequentially to account for 22% of company revenues in January 2019.

Sales of Adata's SSDs accounted for over 20% of company revenues for the fourth consecutive month in January, the company disclosed.

Combined sales of Adata's SSDs and other non-DRAM memory devices grew to account for 48.78% of company revenues in January 2019, when the company reported consolidated revenues grew 0.5% sequentially to NT$2.09 billion (US$67.9 million).

Adata saw its DRAM module revenues drop to account for 51.22% of company revenues in January 2019.

Adata said previously the company expects demand for DRAM products to pick up starting the second half of 2019 along with the gradual easing of Intel's CPU supply shortages. Meanwhile, the penetration of SSDs in terminal devices is expected to mount along with continued NAND flash price falls, the company indicated.

Adata's revenues slid 2.4% on year to NT$32.15 billion in 2018, when sales of its DRAM products surged 11.7% to hit an 8-year high of NT$19.43 billion.

By: DocMemory
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