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Littelfuse issues price increase notice

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January 12, 2026

January 12, 2026 /SemiMedia/ — Littelfuse, a leading supplier of semiconductor components, has announced a price adjustment across its product portfolio effective February 9, 2026. The company cited ongoing increases in raw materials, labor, energy, and logistics costs as the main factors driving the change.

The adjustment will apply to existing backlogs as well as all new orders placed on or after February 9. Littelfuse noted that operational efficiencies and cost-management initiatives have been implemented to mitigate cost pressures, but persistent inflationary trends cannot be fully absorbed.

Littelfuse reaffirmed its commitment to supplying high-quality semiconductor products to support the growing demands of its industrial customers. Customers are encouraged to contact their Littelfuse sales representatives for additional information regarding the pricing updates.

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