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Total semiconductor equipment sales, OEM perspective

SEMI on 2024. Every value ever published for this period, in the order it was issued. Nothing here is computed: no delta, no percentage, no judgement about the movement.

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$109 billion

Issued 2024-07-09 by SEMI · Mid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast, OEM Perspective, 2024

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Everything published for this period

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IssuedValue as publishedSource
2024-07-09$109 billionfirst on the recordMid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast, OEM Perspective, 2024
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The result

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$117.1 billion

Published 2026-04-07 by SEMI · Global Semiconductor Equipment Billings Reached $135 Billion in 2025

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SEMI, total semiconductor equipment sales, OEM perspective, target 2024: $109 billion, issued 2024-07-09. Source: Mid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast, OEM Perspective, 2024, https://www.semi.org/en/semi-press-releases/global-total-semiconductor-equipment-sales-forecast-to-reach-record. Recorded by Silicon Almanac, which retains every prior value: https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/semi-total-equipment-sales/2024/  

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Source: SEMI (2024-07-09), Mid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast, OEM Perspective, 2024. Revision history: https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/semi-total-equipment-sales/2024/  

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publisher	figure	target_period	value_as_published	issued	qualifiers	source_title	source_url	previous_value	previous_issued	figure_page	retrieved
SEMI	Total semiconductor equipment sales, OEM perspective	2024	$109 billion	2024-07-09		Mid-Year Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast, OEM Perspective, 2024	https://www.semi.org/en/semi-press-releases/global-total-semiconductor-equipment-sales-forecast-to-reach-record			https://siliconalmanac.com/figure/semi-total-equipment-sales/2024/

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The same figure, other periods: 2025 · 2026 · 2027 · 2028

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