TREE NEWS reports: Electronic cloth prices have reached a near-decade high, and industry insiders expect another increase in November as supply and demand remain in a tight balance. Demand from AI servers, high-speed switches and automotive PCBs has driven consecutive price rises this year. Market talk of reducing or eliminating cloth in copper-clad laminates and PCBs stems mainly from cost pressure, insiders said, adding that electronic cloth retains advantages in many areas.
Industry insiders: Electronic cloth price hike in November still highly likely
The near-decade-high electronic cloth price reflects structural demand from AI servers, high-speed switches and automotive PCBs rather than a speculative spike, which makes the tight supply-demand balance harder to resolve quickly. Talk of reducing or eliminating cloth in copper-clad laminates and PCBs appears to be a cost-driven response rather than a technical verdict, and insiders still see cloth holding advantages in many applications. The open question is whether substitution pressure gains traction if prices keep climbing, and whether the expected November increase materializes as demand from those three end markets holds.
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