Taiwan-based DRAM memory maker Nanya Technology saw its consolidated revenues surge 81.7% from a year earlier in October 2013, while revenues at Inotera Memories jumped 105.1% on year.

　　On a sequential basis, Nanya and Inotera posted sales growth of 15.7% and 1.5%, respectively, from September.

　　Nanya announced October consolidated revenues of NT$4.4 billion (US$149.7 million). Its cumulative 2013 sales through October increased 35.5% on year to NT$38.94 billion.

　　Inotera generated consolidated revenues of NT$6.07 billion in October 2013. Sales for the first 10 months of the year amounted to NT$44.39 billion, rising 52.3% from the same period of 2012.

　　Nanya at its most-recent investors meeting estimated that consolidated revenues for the fourth quarter of 2013 are set to enjoy double-digit sequential growth, thanks to rising DRAM prices and the company's improved product mix.

　　Inotera, which saw its third-quarter revenues hit a new quarterly high, is expected to report another quarter of record revenues in the fourth quarter, according to market observers.