The price of SLKOR products is influenced by various factors, including:

Cost Factors

Raw Material Costs: Fluctuations in the prices of raw materials such as silicon wafers and metals directly affect the cost of SLKOR products. If raw material prices rise, production costs increase, which may lead to higher product prices.

Production Costs: Equipment depreciation, energy consumption, and process complexity are part of the production cost. Advanced processes or complex products require higher precision equipment and more energy, driving up costs and, subsequently, prices.

R&D Costs: SLKOR invests heavily in new product development and process improvements to maintain technological competitiveness. Products with high R&D costs, such as high-performance chips, typically have higher prices to ensure profit margins.

Inventory and Capital Flow: Inventory management, capital turnover, and other factors can also influence product pricing.

Market Factors

Supply and Demand: If the demand for SLKOR products exceeds supply, prices tend to rise. Conversely, if supply exceeds demand, the company may lower prices to reduce inventory and stimulate sales.

Market Competition: In a highly competitive market with many similar products, SLKOR may lower its prices to gain market share. In sectors where the company holds a monopoly or dominant position, it can maintain higher prices due to its control over the market.

Product-Specific Factors

Technological Content and Performance: Products with advanced technology and high performance, such as high-speed, low-power chips, have higher R&D and production costs and provide greater value to customers, justifying higher prices.

Product Quality: Products with stable quality and high reliability require stricter quality control and testing during production, which increases costs and leads to higher prices. Consumers are often willing to pay a premium for high-quality products.

Product Specifications and Models: Different specifications and PN of products have varying functionalities and performance levels, leading to price differences. High-capacity, high-power semiconductor devices are typically more expensive than low-capacity, low-power ones.

Macroeconomic Factors

Inflation: During inflation, the devaluation of currency leads to higher prices for production factors, which raises SLKOR product costs and prices.

Exchange Rate Fluctuations: If the RMB appreciates, the cost of importing raw materials for SLKOR may decrease, but the price of export products may rise, affecting international competitiveness. Conversely, if the RMB depreciates, import costs increase, but export products become more competitive, potentially boosting sales in overseas markets.