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MOLEX announces price adjustment starting February

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February 4, 2026

February 4, 2026 /SemiMedia/ — MOLEX, a global leader in electronic components, previously announced a price adjustment on select products, effective February 1, 2026. The company explained that despite efforts to improve operational efficiency and absorb the increased costs, the rising prices of metals used in manufacturing made this adjustment necessary. The price changes are designed to ensure that MOLEX can continue to deliver high-quality products and services that meet customer expectations.

The price increases will vary depending on the product category and materials used. MOLEX acknowledged that the price changes may pose challenges for customers, but emphasized its commitment to working closely with partners to minimize any operational impact.

As the semiconductor industry grapples with rising material costs, particularly for connectors, companies like MOLEX and TE Connectivity are adjusting their prices to remain competitive and ensure a steady supply of high-performance components. TE Connectivity has already raised prices twice recently, highlighting the broader challenges the sector is facing. The surge in precious metal prices, particularly gold and silver, which are crucial for connector contact points, has had a significant impact on the entire industry. This emphasizes the difficulties manufacturers face in balancing increased production costs with the need for high-quality products.

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