Memory module firms Adata Technology and Transcend Information both saw their November revenues stay nearly flat sequentially.

Adata has reported consolidated revenues of NT$2.57 billion (US$80.4 million) for November 2016, down 0.9% on month but up 49.6% on year. Revenues totaled NT$20.95 billion for the first 11 months of 2016, rising 14.1% from a year ago.

DRAM products accounted for 41.6% of Adata's overall revenues in November, followed by SSD devices with almost 30%. Sales of the company's DRAM modules and SSD products increased 80% and over 40%, respectively, on year in November.

Adata indicated the supply of DRAM and NAND flash chips is expected to remain tight through the first quarter of 2017. The company added it will be striving to maintain sufficient inventory levels.

Transcend posted November consolidated revenues of NT$2 billion, down 0.8% sequentially. The November revenues were down 15.2% from the same period in 2015, however.

Transcend indicated sales of its industrial control and consumer flash devices fell on month while sales of its strategic product line and DRAM modules increase.

Transcend also expects tight supply of memory chips through the first quarter of 2017, and the company will continue to support its customers with adequate inventory levels.