Semiconductor Bonding Market Size, Share, Trends, Growth 2030

Semiconductor Bonding Industry Perspective:

The global semiconductor bonding market size was evaluated at $1.8 Billion in 2022 and is slated to hit $3.9 Billion by the end of 2030 with a CAGR of nearly 3.12% between 2023 and 2030.

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Global Semiconductor Bonding Market: Synopsis

Semiconductor is a material possessing electrical conductivity. Moreover, the semiconductor arrangement of atoms is in the form of a homogeneous structure and the model of semiconductor bonding is used in producing a large number of fabrication equipment and many integrated circuits. Furthermore, semiconductors can either be molecules such as gallium arsenide or silicon. Rising demand for stacked die systems in IoT equipment and escalating popularity of hybrid and electric vehicles have enhanced the popularity of semiconductor bonding in recent years. Furthermore, semiconductor, which is also referred to as integrated circuit, boost the digital economy. Comprising a large number of miniature electronic components connected together, semiconductors are known as the brains of modern electronic devices such as televisions, tablets, smartphones, and laptops.

Key Insights

• As per the analysis shared by our research analyst, the global semiconductor bonding market is projected to expand annually at the annual growth rate of around 3.12% over the forecast timespan (2023-2030)
• In terms of revenue, the global semiconductor bonding market was evaluated at nearly $1.8 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach $3.9 billion by 2030
• The global market is anticipated to record massive growth over the forecast period with the emergence of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, power-efficient sensing devices, brain-inspired computing, robotics, and automated equipment.
• Based on type, the wafer bonder segment to contribute the highest share of the global market over the forecast period
• In terms of application, the LED segment is predicted to account for a major share of the global market during the predicted timespan.
• On basis of technology, the die bonding technology segment is predicted to account for a major share of the global market during the predicted timespan.
• Region-wise, the Asia-Pacific semiconductor bonding market is projected to record the fastest CAGR over the assessment timespan.

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Semiconductor Bonding Market: Growth Factors

Large-scale penetration of semiconductor bonding equipment in consumer electronic goods, aerospace, and medical sectors to boost the global market trends

A tremendous growth witnessed in the electronics sector in the last few decades is related to the declining costs of semiconductors and a function of Moore’s law. This has boosted the demand for semiconductors in the electronics sector, thereby charting a profitable growth map for the global semiconductor bonding market. Emergence of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, power-efficient sensing devices, brain-inspired computing, robotics, and automated equipment has contributed sizably towards the global market surge. Moreover, semiconductor bonding is very complex and it finds application in consumer electronics products, computing & communication equipment, aerospace, medical, retail, and aerospace sectors.

Some of the semiconductor firms with extensive value & supply chains and a strong ecosystem across the globe will boost the global semiconductor bonding market trends. For instance, the U.S. semiconductor firm has more than 16.050 suppliers globally. For the record, over 7,500 of its semiconductor suppliers are based in nearly 46 various states in the U.S. and nearly over 8,600 suppliers of semiconductors are outside the U.S.

Semiconductor Bonding Market: Hindrances

Massive costs of ownership of semiconductor bonding equipment to put brakes on the global industry surge

Huge ownership costs and the cost of producing semiconductor bonding devices are likely to inhibit the expansion of the global semiconductor bonding industry. Furthermore, assembling of various big and small components including sensors, screens, and vacuum can further hinder the growth of the global industry.          

Semiconductor Bonding Market: Opportunities

Escalating popularity of 3D semiconductor assembling to open new growth opportunities for the global market

Surging popularity of 3D semiconductor assembling and the thriving packaging sector as well as the use of connected things and machine learning tools in a spectrum of industries will create new growth avenues for the global semiconductor bonding market size.

Semiconductor Bonding Market: Challenges

Volatility of thin wafers and imbalance of moving parts of semiconductor bonding devices create new challenges for the industry growth globally

Volatility of thin wafers and their damage susceptibility due to outside stress or pressure can be a major challenge in the growth path of the global semiconductor bonding industry. Furthermore, an imbalance of moving components of semiconductor bonding can pose a major challenge in the growth path of the global industry.

Semiconductor Bonding Market: Segmentation

The global semiconductor bonding market is sectored into type, process type, application, bonding technology, and region.

In terms of type, the global semiconductor bonding market is sectored into flip chip bonder, die bonder, and wafer bonder segments. Apparently, the wafer bonder segment, which lead the global market share in 2022, is set to continue its overall market domination over the forecast timeline. The segmental surge can be credited to the ability of the wafer bonder to accurately preserve the orientation between the two bonded surfaces of the semiconductor.

Based on the application, the global semiconductor bonding industry is bifurcated into CMOS image sensors, 3D NAND, RF devices, LED, and MEMS & sensors segments. Furthermore, the LED segment, which garnered the largest share of the global industry in 2022, will continue to dominate the global industry share even in near future. The growth of the segment over the assessment period can be due to the ability of LED in consuming less power & low heat emission. Apart from this, its eco-friendly nature has enhanced its popularity across the globe.

On basis of bonding technology, the semiconductor bonding market across the globe is segmented into wafer bonding technology and die bonding technology segments. Reportedly, the die bonding technology segment, which led the technology domain in 2022, is projected to continue its segmental domination even in the near future. The segmental expansion over 2023-2030 can be attributed to the high durability offered by die bonding technology in semiconductor bonding.

Recent Breakthroughs

• In the first half of 2020, GlobalWafers Company Limited, a Taiwanese tech manufacturing firm, invested nearly $339.1 million in expanding the production capacity of its silicon wafer unit set up in Taisil, Taiwan. The move is aimed at increasing the demand for silicon wafers in the country and across the globe.
• In August 2020, HANMI Semiconductor, a semiconductor firm based in South Korea that manufactures semiconductor equipment, launched a new flip chip bonder 5.0. The strategic move is aimed at increasing the production of semiconductors in South Korea. The initiative will increase the demand for semiconductor bonding equipment in South Korea & Asia-Pacific region. Apart from this, it will provide impetus to the growth of the semiconductor bonding business in the Asian sub-continent.

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Semiconductor Bonding Market: Regional Insights

Semiconductor Bonding Market in the Asia-Pacific Zone To Record the Fastest CAGR In 2023-2030

The Asia-Pacific semiconductor bonding market is projected to register the highest growth rate over the forecasting timeframe. The regional market growth over 2023-2030 can be ascribed to China, Taiwan, and South Korea being the world’s leading manufacturers of semiconductors. In addition to this, the presence of key manufacturers in the region will account notably toward the regional market growth in the upcoming years.

The North American region, which contributed a major share of the overall semiconductor bonding industry in 2022, is set to maintain its market domination during the forecast timeline. The growth of the regional market in forecasting years can be owing to escalating demand for 3D semiconductor assembly and packaging solutions in the countries such as the U.S. and Canada. Moreover, the rise in the adoption of IoT, sensing technology, and AI in the region will proliferate the size of the semiconductor bonding industry in North America.

Semiconductor Bonding Market: Competitive Space

The global semiconductor bonding industry profiles key players such as:

• Kulicke & Soffa
• Moschip Technologies Ltd
• Tata Elxsi Ltd
• Shinkawa Ltd
• Shibaura Mechatronics
• Yamaha Motor Robotics Corporation Co.
• Fuji Corporation
• SPEL Semiconductor Ltd
• Panasonic Corporation
• SUSS MicroTech SE
• ASM Pacific Technology Ltd.
• Fasford Technology
• EV Group
• Ruttonsha International Rectifier Ltd
• Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd
• BE Semiconductor Industries N.V.

The global semiconductor bonding market is segmented as follows:

By Type

• Die Bonder
• Wafer Bonder
• Flip Chip Bonder

By Application

• RF Devices
• 3D NAND
• CMOS Image Sensors
• LED
• MEMS & Sensors

By Process Type

• Die-to-Die Bonding,
• Wafer-to-Wafer Bonding
• Die-to-Wafer Bonding

 By Bonding Technology

• Die Bonding Technology
• Wafer Bonding Technology

By Region

• North America
  • The U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • France 
  • The UK
  • Spain
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • Japan
  • India
  • South Korea
  • Southeast Asia
  • Rest of Asia Pacific
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Rest of Latin America
• Middle East & Africa
  • GCC
  • South Africa
  • Rest of Middle East & Africa