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DISCLOSURE APPENDIX AT THE BACK OF THIS REPORT CONTAINS IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES, ANALYST
CERTIFICATIONS, LEGAL ENTITY DISCLOSURE AND THE STATUS OF NON-US ANALYSTS. US Disclosure: Credit
Suisse does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research reports. As a result, investors should be aware
that the Firm may have a conflict of interest that could affect the objectivity of this report. Investors should consider this report
as only a single factor in making their investment decision.
9 September 2019
Asia Pacific/Hong Kong
Equity Research
Technology
Asia Semiconductor Sector
Research Analysts
Randy Abrams, CFA
886 2 2715 6366
randy.abrams@credit-suisse.com
Haas Liu
886 2 2715 6365
haas.liu@credit-suisse.com
SUPPLY CHAIN RESEARCH
ATC 2019: Tech drivers overshadowing the
trade war risk for now
Figure 1: Most requested stocks performed well into ATC this year
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
■ CS Asian Tech Conference (ATC) takeaways. The Credit Suisse Asian
Technology Conference capped a 2-week period spanning Kyoto, Internet,
Korea, pre-trips, and the main ATC featuring 111 companies and 354
investors. In this report, we profile cyclical concerns, update on structural
drivers, implications for semiconductors and 97 detailed company bullets.
■ Optimism for an improving tech cycle. Companies were cautiously
optimistic on business trends: (1) data center demand recovering in 2H19;
(2) 5G capex ramping and replacing 4G spend; (3) China 5G device
optimism rising; (4) PC demand already pulled-in but graphics a bit better;
(5) memory supply/demand improving; (6) raw wafer pricing down mildly
but may tighten by 2H20; (7) SiP and 5G projects lifting the back-end, (8)
small cap semis targeting new growth areas, (9) 8” foundry seeing rising
outsourcing from IDMs with 6” capacity, (10) TSMC tailwinds into 2020.
■ Some risks to monitor for a late year dip. Risk of a slowdown in late
2019 is still there before a rebound from 2Q20 including: (1) iPhone falling
short on limited spec changes and China smartphones on a 4G inventory
clean-up ahead of 5G, (2) US trade tariffs hitting China exports of tech
products in December, (3) inverted yield curve signaling a global
recession, and (4) inventory clean up with supply chain levels high and
China suppliers led by Huawei proactively pre-building inventory
■ Stock picks from ATC. Top stocks we like with favourable outlooks at the
conference include TSMC (share gains in mobile and compute), ASE (5G
smartphones and rising SiP), Mediatek (5G and IoT leverage) and
Powertech (memory rebound).
1yr into '19
ATC
1m into '19
ATC
1
MediaTek
2454.TW
45.9% 15.2%
2
TSMC
2330.TW
-1.2% 1.0%
3
Win Semi
3105.TWO
62.7% 4.4%
4
Sunny Optical
2382.HK
11.7% 30.1%
5
Novatek
3034.TW
28.2% 14.6%
6
Luxshare
002475.SZ
87.3% 21.4%
7
Globalwafers
6488.TWO
-21.0% -8.9%
8
Catcher
2474.TW
-40.6% 0.2%
9
Airtac
1590.TW
13.2% 2.4%
10
Silergy
6415.TW
16.5% 10.4%
20.3% 9.1%
Average stock performance*
Stock performance
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
9 September 2019
Asia Semiconductor Sector 2
Focus charts and tables
Figure 2: Most requested gained in the past year
Figure 3: This year's least requested more mixed
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Figure 4: DRAM may shift to tightness in 2020
Figure 5: Inventory down slightly from a 1Q19 peak
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Figure 6: Tech tone stays positive at the 2019 ATC
Figure 7: Non-tech tone more Neutral than last year
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Figure 8: China smartphones may rebound in 2020
Figure 9: Semis would correct with a recession
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse estimates
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse estimates
1yr into '19
ATC
1m into '19
ATC
1
MediaTek
2454.TW
45.9% 15.2%
2
TSMC
2330.TW
-1.2% 1.0%
3
Win Semi
3105.TWO
62.7% 4.4%
4
Sunny Optical
2382.HK
11.7% 30.1%
5
Novatek
3034.TW
28.2% 14.6%
6
Luxshare
002475.SZ
87.3% 21.4%
7
Globalwafers
6488.TWO
-21.0% -8.9%
8
Catcher
2474.TW
-40.6% 0.2%
9
Airtac
1590.TW
13.2% 2.4%
10
Silergy
6415.TW
16.5% 10.4%
20.3% 9.1%
Average stock performance*
Stock performance
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
1yr into '19
ATC
1m into '19
ATC
1
Duksan Neolux
213420.KQ
22.0% 14.8%
2
Chicony Power
6412.TW
32.6% 5.5%
3
Seoul Semiconductor
046890.KQ
-17.8% 6.6%
4
Globetronics
GNIC.KL
-38.5% -0.6%
5
Teco
1504.TW
10.6% 5.1%
6
Taiwan Mobile
3045.TW
3.7% 2.3%
7
Sitronix
8016.TW
65.6% 13.7%
8
Voltronic
6409.TW
28.2% -1.6%
9
TXC
3042.TW
13.6% 8.8%
10
TaiMed
4147.TWO
-30.7% -6.0%
8.9% 4.9%
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
Stock performance
Average stock performance*
-100%
-75%
-50%
-25%
0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
125%
150%
1Q00
1Q01
1Q02
1Q03
1Q04
1Q05
1Q06
1Q07
1Q08
1Q09
1Q10
1Q11
1Q12
1Q13
1Q14
1Q15
1Q16
1Q17
1Q18
1Q19
1Q20E
Bit Demand ASPs (1Gb equiv) Revenue (US$mn)
YoY Growth (%)
Total Tech, 48.3
Semis, 92.8
Supply Chain, 43.3
25
35
45
55
65
75
85
95
105
1Q '95
1Q '96
1Q '97
1Q '98
1Q '99
1Q '00
1Q '01
1Q '02
1Q '03
1Q '04
1Q '05
1Q '06
1Q '07
1Q '08
1Q '09
1Q '10
1Q '11
1Q '12
1Q'13
1Q '14
1Q '15
1Q '16
1Q '17
1Q '18
1Q '19
Days of Inventory
Total Tech Semis Supply Chain Fabless
Fabless 85.0
68
23
56
42
33
48
39
71
37
58
63
60
60
32
46
43
42
57
50
59
26
63
42
36
38
37
31
1
16
10
2
2 3
1
1
3
-
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Positive Neutral Negative
62
55
50
57
38
40
36
56
27
45
77
63
33
25
36
50
43
54
60
57
44
73
56
23
38
67
9
-
-
8
-
7
- - -
-
-
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Positive Neutral Negative
9 September 2019
Asia Semiconductor Sector 3
ATC 2019: Tech drivers overshadowing the
trade war risk for now
The Credit Suisse Asian Technology Conference capped off a two-week event period
which included Kyoto Japan Supply Chain Conference, Internet Conference, Korea
Corporate Days, field trips in Shenzhen and Taipei and the main conference in Taipei from
4-6 September, and featuring 111 companies, 354 investors and over 3,000 investor
meetings. The supply chain events around Asia provided optimism from the companies
that it can weather trade war concerns with production shifts to lower cost geographies
and structural improvement in tech through consolidating upstream suppliers, more
disciplined capacity expansion plus diversifying and broadening tech demand drivers.
Figure 10: Tech companies’ tone at the 2019 ATC was Neutral to Positive
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
The conference highlighted areas of optimism for an improving tech cycle, although also
several lingering risks we highlight that could still trigger a below seasonal correction from
late 4Q19 into early 2020. Key updates from the conference:
(1) Data center demand recovery in 2H19 with server chipset and memory
suppliers seeing improving hyperscale demand helping return component
inventory to normal;
(2) 5G capex ramping and replacing the 4G spend, with total capex returning to
+3%/4% growth in 2019/20 after several years decline and multiple suppliers at
the conference upbeat on 5G infrastructure orders;
(3) China 5G device optimism rising with volume forecasts now +4% YoY in 2020
and our overall 158 mn units for the market potentially conservative versus some
early build forecasts for 200 mn+ units;
(4) PC demand pulled-in, graphics now rebounding. Notebook ODMs saw +20%
QoQ growth in 2Q19 on tariff pre-builds but guiding flat to modest decline in
3Q19. The graphics channel is seeing strength from NVIDIA Super and AMD
Navi graphics refreshes;
(5) Memory supply/demand in better shape with the memory makers seeing
stronger bit shipments in 3Q19 and moderating price declines across both DRAM
and NAND. Trendforce now forecasts DRAM tightness by 2Q20 and Yole raised
NAND pricing forecasts to rise from 4Q19 through 4Q20;
(6) Raw wafer pricing down mildly, may tighten by 2H20. Globalwafers sees over-
supply in 2019 but with limited additional supply in 2020 may get to firmer pricing
by 2021.
(7) SiP momentum continues for the back-end suppliers. ASE and Amkor both
pointed to rising fabless and Asian RF share gains lifting outsourcing ratio,
Tech companies tone at the 2019 ATC
Positive Neutrual
Chroma LG Innotek Globalwafers Richwave Airtac SMIC Egis
Amkor Luxshare ITEQ Realtek TECO UMC Novatek
ASE Merry MI Technovation Silergy Catcher Vanguard Parade
Chipbond Primax Soulbrain Sitronix GIS Advantech SIMO
ChipMOS Q Tech Hua Hong Kakao FIT Compal PChome online
Globetronics Sinbon TowerJazz momo Kinsus Gigabyte SK Hynix
Kingpak Sunny Optical VPEC Naver Lite-On Hikvision Toshiba
KYEC TXC Win Semi NCSOFT Tripod Hon Hai Taiwan Mobile
Powertech Unimicron Lenovo Macronix TPK Quanta
BizLink WTC Huami Samsung Yageo Synnex
BYDE ZDT Supermicro E Ink Holdings Inc Wistron
Casetek Duk San Neolux Elan AP Systems Xiaomi
Chicony Radiant eMemory CHPT ACX
Chicony Power ASM Pacific GUC Negative
Elite Material ASML Phison AUO LG Display Asustek
111 companies and 354
institutional investors
attended the 2019 ATC
Management teams
cautiously optimistic on
trends into 2020
9 September 2019
Asia Semiconductor Sector 4
supplementing content gains from more complicated RF and antenna in package
modules from 5G along with more SiP projects in mobile and wearables;
(8) Small cap semis targeting growth areas. Small caps at the conference are
targeting rebound in growth from 5G, IoT, automotive electronics, 3D sensing,
memory and cloud/data center roll-outs,
(9) 8” foundry outlook mixed in 2020, but gaining share in power
management/discretes. Hua Hong, TowerJazz and Vanguard maintained slow
growth outlooks in 2020 on the slowdown in auto/industrial and supply chain
inventory but expect continued momentum from IDM outsourcing as 8”/12”
foundry takes new volume from older 6” IDM fabs.
(10) TSMC tailwinds into 2020. TSMC remains confident in the outlook that triggered
its capex to rise significantly above its US$10-11 bn guidance on higher 5G
demand supporting 5nm/7nm. We believe the company will have a sweet spot
into 2020 on good exposure across all the high-end mobile customers just as the
5G cycle kicks off (Apple, Huawei, Mediatek, Qualcomm) and ramp into AMD as it
gains share.
Amid the cautious optimism at the conference, we would still highlight a few slowdown
risks from smartphones, tariffs, good iPhone supply chain performance, and still elevated
supply chain inventory. The supply chain issues could trigger a mild double dip before
demand resumes from 2Q20 on recovering data center, 5G smartphone launches and
potentially easing trade war tariff implementation as the US election approaches.
Top stocks we like with favourable outlooks at the conference include TSMC (share gains
in mobile and compute), ASE (5G smartphones and rising SiP), Mediatek (5G and IoT
leverage) and Powertech (memory rebound).
We summarise in the report some of the takeaways for the upstream technology sector as
well as our Taiwan and tech analyst team's relays from 97 of the 110 tech companies
participating and an analysis below on stock performance for some of the least and most
requested names at this year and last year's tech conference.
Most requested corporates from last year’s 2018 ATC
underperformed in the past year
We refresh our analysis of the investor requests for companies and find many of the most
requested companies from the 2018 tech conference repeating again as a most requested
name in 2019 as a good cross section of the leading Asian tech suppliers.
The performance of 10 most requested stocks in 2018 was mixed in the past year,
underperforming the 10 least requested companies, averaging a 4% gain vs 6% for the
least requested names. Performance of the most requested names was dragged by
correction in the Apple supply chain (ams -43%, Largan -16%. Catcher -36%) and reversal
of the raw wafer cycle (Globalwafers -11%), offsetting appreciation in the 5G supply chain
as we approache commercialization (Win Semi +54%, Mediatek +51%, and Sunny Optical
+25%) and bottoming memory cycle (SK Hynix +8%). The performance of the 10 least
requested stocks was also mixed, with Lotus Pharma +78% and Duksan Neolux +28%
while Hu Lane declined -27% and financials declined (Fubon -11%, Cathay -20%).
Top stock picks include
TSMC, ASE, Mediatek,
and Powertech
Top requested
corporates in 2018 were
slightly underperformed
the least requested
companies
9 September 2019
Asia Semiconductor Sector 5
Figure 11: 2018 most requested +4% in the past year
Figure 12: 2018 lead requested +6% in the past year
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
This year's most requested were better performing
ahead of the conference
The companies seeing the most requests at this year's conference performed relatively
well in the past one year, with average performance up 20% in the year leading up to the
conference and +10% in the month ahead of the conference on seasonal demand
recovery following a slow 1H19 and optimism across the tech supply chain on growing
content from 5G commercialisation in 2020, more than offsetting concerns on trade war
impact. The outperformance was led by Win Semi, Mediatrek and Luxshare and
underperformance was Globalwafers and Catcher.
For this year's least requested companies, the performance was modest ahead of the
conference, up 9% in the past one year and lagging in the month ahead of ATC with only
5% gain. Companies underperforming include Seoul Semiconductor, Globetronics and
TaiMed while Duksan Neolux (rising OLED) and Sitronix (growing sensors) outperformed.
Figure 13: Most requested gained in the past year
Figure 14: This year's least requested more mixed
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Source: Company data, Credit Suisse research
Semiconductor takeaways: Share gains and 5G
optimism tempered by persisting trade war concerns
We summarise takeaways from the conference with the implications for semiconductors.
Management tone more optimistic than expected - business on track near-term and
optimistic on 2020 drivers, but monitoring the ongoing trade war.
Presentation tone was cautiously optimistic with 60% of companies’ positive, 37% neutral
and 3% negative, similar to the levels in 2018 and close to the levels seen in some of the
growth years for tech including 2007, 2009, 2014 and 2016. Most chip companies are
tracking to their 3Q19 guidance and still see good drivers in 2020 from 5G infrastructure
1m into '18
ATC
1m post '18
ATC
1yr post '18
ATC
1
Largan
3008.TW
-5.7% -27.3% -15.9%
2
TSMC
2330.TW
9.3% -5.3% -0.2%
3
Sunny Optical
2382.HK
-26.2% -12.4% 24.5%
4
Win Semi
3105.TWO
1.2% -31.0% 54.2%
5
MediaTek
2454.TW
-10.0% -5.4% 51.0%
6
Catcher
2474.TW
-4.2% -12.2% -36.3%
7
ams
AMS.S
-0.2% -28.5% -43.2%
8
SK Hynix
000660.KS
-5.9% -7.4% 7.9%
9
Globalwafers
6488.TWO
-33.9% -17.7% -10.9%
10
Hangzhou Hikvision
002415.SZ
0.1% -4.8% 12.2%
-7.6% -15.2% 4.3%
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
Stock performance
Average stock performance*
1m into '18
ATC
1m post '18
ATC
1yr post '18
ATC
1
Lotus Pharma
1795.TWO
-21.9% 6.0% 78.2%
2
Far EasTone Telco
4904.TW
1.7% 0.5% 0.1%
3
Taiwan Mobile
3045.TW
2.4% 0.9% 4.2%
4
Synnex
2347.TW
-12.1% -6.2% -7.2%
5
CTBC Financial
2891.TW
3.0% 0.4% 8.4%
6
Fubon Financial
2881.TW
-2.0% 2.8% -11.1%
7
Hu Lane
6279.TWO
-26.7% -12.1% -27.0%
8
Andes
6533.TW
-16.0% -19.3% 9.6%
9
Cathay Financial
2882.TW
-2.5% 0.0% -20.3%
10
Duksan Neolux
213420.KQ
-2.2% -11.5% 27.5%
-7.6% -3.8% 6.2%
Stock performance
Average stock performance*
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
1yr into '19
ATC
1m into '19
ATC
1
MediaTek
2454.TW
45.9% 15.2%
2
TSMC
2330.TW
-1.2% 1.0%
3
Win Semi
3105.TWO
62.7% 4.4%
4
Sunny Optical
2382.HK
11.7% 30.1%
5
Novatek
3034.TW
28.2% 14.6%
6
Luxshare
002475.SZ
87.3% 21.4%
7
Globalwafers
6488.TWO
-21.0% -8.9%
8
Catcher
2474.TW
-40.6% 0.2%
9
Airtac
1590.TW
13.2% 2.4%
10
Silergy
6415.TW
16.5% 10.4%
20.3% 9.1%
Average stock performance*
Stock performance
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
1yr into '19
ATC
1m into '19
ATC
1
Duksan Neolux
213420.KQ
22.0% 14.8%
2
Chicony Power
6412.TW
32.6% 5.5%
3
Seoul Semiconductor
046890.KQ
-17.8% 6.6%
4
Globetronics
GNIC.KL
-38.5% -0.6%
5
Teco
1504.TW
10.6% 5.1%
6
Taiwan Mobile
3045.TW
3.7% 2.3%
7
Sitronix
8016.TW
65.6% 13.7%
8
Voltronic
6409.TW
28.2% -1.6%
9
TXC
3042.TW
13.6% 8.8%
10
TaiMed
4147.TWO
-30.7% -6.0%
8.9% 4.9%
Rank
Company Name
Ticker
Stock performance
Average stock performance*
Top requested
corporates have
performed fairly well into
the conference
Tech tone cautiously
optimistic
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