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PHILIPPINE ELECTRONICS EXPORT PERFORMANCE MARCH 2024

Electronics exports increased by 4.36% in March 2024 to US$ 3.87 billion, which is 63.12% of the US$ 6.13 billion in total Philippine exports.​

A. PH Electronics Exports: (Month-on-Month) ​

Fig. 1: PH Electronics Exports (February 2024 vs March 2024)

 

Electronics exports went up from US$ 3.71 billion in February 2024 to US$ 3.87 billion in March 2024, as shown in Fig. 1.​

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Exports in four (4) sectors improved as shown in Table 2. This was led by Medical/Industrial Instrumentation at 31.75%, from US$ 27.15 million to US$ 35.77 million, followed by Consumer Electronics (28.28%), Control and Instrumentation (19.45%), and Semiconductor Components/Devices (5.68%). ​

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Automotive Electronics declined by 19.41%, from US$ 6.29 million to US$ 5.07 million. This was followed by Telecommunication (9.92%), Communication/Radar (3.70%), Electronic Data Processing (3.09%), and Office Equipment (2.91%).​

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B. PH Electronics Exports: (Year-on-Year)

The Philippine Electronics exports went down by 1.05%, from US$ 3.91 billion in March 2023 to US$ 3.87 billion in March 2024, as shown in Fig. 2. ​

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Exports in four (4) sectors contracted, led by Office Equipment at 23.00%, from US$ 29.07 million to US$ 22.38 million. This was followed by Telecommunication (12.78%), Communication/Radar (10.30%), and Semiconductor Components/Devices (0.18%).​

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Automotive Electronics rose by 65.10%, from US$ 3.07 million to US$ 5.07 million. It was followed by Medical/Industrial Instrumentation (54.02%), Electronic Data Processing (8.92%), Control and Instrumentation (3.59%), and Consumer Electronics (2.93%). Kindly refer to Table 2.​


Fig. 2
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PH Electronics Exports (March 2023 vs March 2024)​

C. PH Electronics Exports (Year-to-Date)

 


Fig. 3
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PH Electronics Exports (January – March 2023 vs. January – March 2024)​​

Year-to-date electronics exports increased by 11.10%, from US$ 10.20 billion in 2023 to US$ 11.33 billion in 2024, which is equivalent to 63.02% of the total Philippine exports. Please see Fig. 3. ​

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Exports from six (6) sectors improved from last year’s YTD figures, led by Automotive Electronics at 78.71%, from US$ 9.21 million to US$ 16.46 million. This was followed by Medical Industrial Instrumentation (46.90%), Semiconductor Components/Devices (15.33%), Electronic Data Processing (12.64%), Control and Instrumentation (4.17%), and Communication/Radar (2.79%). Please see Table 3. ​

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Meanwhile, Office Equipment exports decreased the most by 22.56%, from US$ 92.02 million to US$ 71.26 million. This was followed by Telecommunication (6.10%), and Consumer Electronics (1.89%).​

COUNTRIES OF DESTINATION (MARCH 2024)​

Table 1 shows the top five (5) export destinations in March 2024, namely, Hong Kong (20.43%), the USA (13.76%), China (10.82%), Japan (6.58%), and Singapore (5.74%). These were likewise the countries of destination in the same order in February 2024.​

Table 1 shows the top five (5) export destinations in March 2024, namely, Hong Kong (20.43%), the USA (13.76%), China (10.82%), Japan (6.58%), and Singapore (5.74%). These were likewise the countries of destination in the same order in February 2024.

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Table 1: Top 5 Destination Countries for Electronics ​

(February 2024 vs March 2024)

The other destinations in the top ten were Taiwan (5.07%), South Korea (4.48%), Germany (4.25%), the Netherlands (4.13%), and Vietnam (3.57%).

 

Fig. 4: Top Exported Products, March 2024
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The top exported electronics products in March 2024 are in Fig. 4. Processors and controllers under Electronic Data Processing bound for Hong Kong rose by 40.84%. Meanwhile, Multi-component Integrated Circuits bound for the USA shrunk by 38.68%. See Table 4.​

Table 2: PH Electronics Exports Product by Sector (Month-on-Month and Year-on-Year)

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Table 3: PH Top Electronics Export Products by Sector (Year-to-date)

Table 4: PH Top Electronics Export Products and Countries of Destination

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