1. Passive component consists of resistor, capacitor, inductor, coils
and magnetic components. Strictly speaking, crystal oscillator also
can be regarded as a kind of passive component. The difference is
that crystal oscillator is usually produced by professional
manufacturers, so it will not be included in this report. Excluding
crystal oscillator, the output value of passive components in 2009
approximated US$22 billion, of which capacitor occupied around
60%, the highest rate. And the output value of module products in
2009 took a 20% share. Module products, in particular the LTCC
module products, are usually produced by passive component
manufacturers. In spite of module products being not the passive
component in the strict sense, the production of over 98% module
products like Bluetooth module, GPS module and Mobile Wi-Fi
module is undertaken by passive component manufacturers, hence,
they are classified into passive components. MLCC capacitor and
Aluminum capacitor totally takes the lion’s share, surpassing 60%
of the total value. When it comes to inductance, no standard
products are available because of the high-degree customized
level.
This provides small enterprises with the opportunities to produce
inductors.
Global and China Passive Component
Industry Report, 2009

2. Being indispensable to any electronics, passive components determine the quality of electronic products. More than
60% output value of passive components industry is generated by Japanese enterprises, which also take the lead in
terms of technology. While the European and American manufacturers are primarily engaged in industrial products.
Alternative application dominates Taiwanese manufacturers, whose technologies are sourced from Japanese
enterprises. Although Taiwanese manufacturers play a dominant part in resistance sector with low technical
content,
the Japanese enterprise still remains to rank No.1. Samsung Electro-Mechanics seizes market shares by price
slash.
Enterprises engaging in passive components suffered in advance the trough of the electronic industry. Since June
2008, the orders of passive component enterprises have slumped. In the third quarter of 2008 saw the sharpest falls
in profit for a majority of passive component enterprises. However, after the sharp price reduction and accrued loss
from devaluation of passive component products, the profit of manufacturers grows considerably.
Yet, most Japanese passive component enterprises didn’t intend to expand their production. During the period of
economic turndown in 2008, Japanese companies cut their production to some extent. Furthermore, they could not
increase the output capacity accordingly when the electronic industry was rapidly warming up. This resulted in short
support of passive components in the third quarter of 2009. However, it is expected to regain balance by the third
quarter of 2010.

3. Ranking list of 25 Passive Component Manufacturing

4. Table of Contents
• 1. Profile of Passive Components
• 1.1 MLCC
• 1.2 LTCC
• 1.3 Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor & CPAE
Capacitor
• 1.4 Chip Inductors (SMD Inductors)
• 2. Downstream Market of Passive Components
• 2.1 PC Market Scale in the World
• 2.2 Notebook Market Scale in China
• 2.3 Global Mobile Phone Market
• 2.4 Bluetooth
• 2.5 Wi-Fi Market
• 3. Passive Component Industry
• 3.1 Industry Scale
• 3.2 Capacitance
• 3.3 Resistance
• 3.4 MLCC
• 3.5 Comparison between Passive Component
Manufacturers
• 4. Passive Component Manufacturers
• 4.1 Nippon Chemi-Con
• 4.2 Nichicon
• 4.3 Lelon
• 4.4 Chinsan
• 4.5 KEMET
• 4.6 Mag.Layers
• 4.7 ACX Corp.
• 4.8 Prosperity Dielectrics
• 4.9 Fenghua Advanced
• 4.10 Eyang
• 4.11 Chilisin
• 4.12 Holy Stone
• 4.13 TaiYo Yuden
• 4.14 Kyocera
• 4.15 Yageo

5. • 4.16 TA-I
• 4.17 Ralec
• 4.18 Cyntec
• 4.19 KOA
• 4.20 Walsin
• 4.21 Gsharp
• 4.22 Honey Hope Honesty
• 4.23 Samsung Electro-Mechanics
• 4.24 Murata
• 4.25 TDK
• 4.26 Sunlord

6. Selected Charts
• World's Mobile Phone Shipment, 2007-2012
• World's Mobile Phone Shipment, Q1 2007-Q4 2009
• World's Mobile Phone Shipment by Region, Q1 2007-Q4 2009
• World's Mobile Phone Shipment by Technology, Q1 2007-Q4 2009
• Mobile Phone Shipment of World's Major Manufacturers, Q1-Q3 2009
• Global Distribution of Passive Components by Output Value, 2009
• Output Value Distribution of Passive Components by Region, 2009
• Technical Type Distribution of Global Capacitor Shipment, 2006-2011
• Technical Type Distribution of Global Capacitor Output Value, 2006-2011
• Market Share of Major Non-MLCC Capacitor Manufacturers, 2009 (By Value)
• Market Share of Global Resistance Manufacturers, 2009 (By Shipment)
• Market Share of Global Resistance Manufacturers, 2009 (By Value)
• Market Share of Major MLCC Manufacturers, 2009 (By Value)
• Market Share of Major MLCC Manufacturers, 2009 (By Shipment)
• Market Share of Major RF Component Manufacturers, 2008 (By Shipment)
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of Nippon Chemi-Con, FY2005-FY2009
• Revenue Distribution of Nippon Chemi-Con by Region, FY2008 vs. FY2009
• Revenue of Nippon Chemi-Con by Product, FY2008 vs. FY2009
• Revenue of Nippon Chemi-Con by Application, FY2008 vs.FY2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of Nichicon, FY2004-FY2009
• Revenue Distribution of Nichicon by Product, FY2004-FY2008
• Revenue Distribution of Nichicon by Region, FY2004-FY2008
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Lelon, 2004-2010

7. • Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Leon, Q2 2006-Q4 2009
• Debt Ratio and Days Sales of Inventory of Lelon, Q2 2006-Q4 2009
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Chinsan, 2005-2010
• Revenue and Operating Profit of KEMET, FY2005-FY2010
• Revenue and Operating Profit of KEMET, Q3 FY2009-Q3 FY2010
• Revenue of KEMET by Application, Q3 FY2009-Q2 FY2010
• Expenditure of KEMET, FY08 vs. FY09
• Monthly Revenue of Mag.Layers, 2007-2009
• Quarterly Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Mag.Layers, Q2 2006-Q4 2009
• Debt Ratio and Days Sales of Inventory of Mag.Layers, Q2 2006-Q4 2009
• Revenue and Net Profit of ACX, 2002-2010
• Gross Profit Margin and Net Profit Margin of ACX, Q3 2002-Q3 2009
• Revenue of ACX by Product, Q1-Q3 2009
• Revenue of ACX by Application, Q1-Q3 2009
• ACX Revenue by Region, Q1-Q3 2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of Prosperity Dielectrics, 2004-2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of Fenghua Advanced Technology, 2003-2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit by Product of Fenghua Advanced Technology, 2008
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Chilisin, 2002-2010
• Revenue of Chilisin by Application, 2006/2008/2009
• Revenue of Chilisin by Product, 2006 vs. 2009
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Holy Stone, 2003-2010
• Revenue of Holy Stone by Product, 2006 vs. 2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of TaiYo Yuden, FY2002-FY2009
• Revenue of TaiYo Yuden by Product, FY2006 vs. FY2009
• Revenue of Kyocera by Dept., FY2008 vs. FY2009

8. • Revenue of Shanghai Kyocera, 2001-2008
• Monthly Revenue of Yageo, Jan.2007-Dec.2009
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Yageo, 2003-2010
• Quarterly Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Yageo, Q2 2003-Q4 2010
• Debt Ratio and Days Sales of Inventory of Yageo, Q2 2006-Q4 2009
• Revenue of Yageo by Region, 2004-2009
• Finance of Major Subsidiaries Under Yageo, 2008
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of TA-I, 2000-2009
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Ralec, 2000-2009
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Cyntec, 2000-2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of KOA, FY2005-FY2009
• Revenue of KOA by Product, FY2005-FY2008
• Revenue of KOA by Region, 2005-2008
• Walsin Structure
• Revenue of Walsin by Application, Q1-Q3 2009
• Revenue of Walsin by Region, Q1-Q3 2009
• Revenue of Walsin by Product, Q1-Q3 2009
• Walsin Production Bases Worldwide
• Revenue and Gross Profit Margin of Gsharp, 2007-2010
• MLCC Revenue of Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Q1 2008-Q4 2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of Passive Component Department of Samsung
Electro-Mechanics, Q1 2008-Q4 2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of Murata, Q1 FY2008-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of Murata, FY2005-FY2010

9. • Revenue Structure of Murata by Product, Q1 FY2008-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue Structure of Murata by Product, Q3 FY2007-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue of Murata by Application, Q1 FY2008-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue of Murata by Application, Q3 FY2007-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of TDK, FY2004-FY2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit Margin of TDK, Q3 FY2007-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue of TDK by Product, Q3 FY2007-Q3 FY2009
• Revenue and Operating Profit of EPCOS, Q3 FY2008-Q3 FY2009

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