Leadrive Maintains Prices for Most Products in Q3 Despite Rising Material Costs
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Leadrive Technology announced that it will not increase prices for most of its products during Q3 2026, despite significant rises in raw material costs. The company cited a 50% increase in circuit board prices and a 10-50% rise in semiconductor prices as part of the challenging supply situation affecting all customers.
This decision is aimed at supporting customers during tough economic times, as many competitors have raised their prices. Leadrive emphasized its commitment to quality and efficiency improvements, stating that it will not compromise on product quality while maintaining competitive pricing.
The price stability commitment is effective for Q3 2026, with future pricing policies to be announced based on raw material cost fluctuations. Leadrive encourages more customers and partners to join its ecosystem to share in the benefits of scale.
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