Memory module maker Transcend Information saw its June revenues increase almost 10% sequential thanks to stabilizing memory chip prices. Revenues saw on-month growth for the second straight month.

Transcend's revenues for the first half of 2012 amounted to NT$12.04 billion (US$402 million), a 20.3% decrease from a year earlier.

Transcend generated NT$2.25 million in June revenues, up 9.8% on month. The firm credited the positive result to the stabilization of NAND prices.

Transcend also revealed that shipments of its NAND flash products exceeded nine million units in June, a 20% rise from May levels. Shipments are expected to enjoy another sequential growth in July as demand rises, the firm said.

Transcend saw sales generated from its flash devices account for 61.3% of June revenues, followed by its industrial and strategic product segment with 25.5%. DRAM modules made up the remaining 13.2%.

June revenues at Phison Electronics, a supplier of flash device controllers, registered a 6.1% sequential increase. Second-quarter revenues topped NT$8 billion, but still lower than the prior quarter's levels.

Phison indicated that the firm remains positive about controller shipments to the SSD market, which is set to boom in the second half of 2012. Phison added it has ramped up production using a newer 55nm process which would help lower costs.