We can’t take it anymore! LED power supply manufacturers are raising prices across the board starting September 1.

Recently, the LED industry chain has once again signaled price hikes. Between the evening of July 31 and August 1, three leading LED power supply companies—Inventronics, Motech Electronics, and Songshan Power—announced successive price adjustment notices. According to their announcements, all three firms will officially raise prices on their product lines starting September 1, 2026, with increases generally ranging from 5% to 15%.

Inventronics: Price hikes of 5%–15% for select products significantly impacted by cost pressures

On July 31, Inventronics issued a “Notice on 2026 Price Adjustments” to its Chinese partners and end users. The notice stated that in recent months, ongoing global supply chain volatility, rising core raw material prices, and extended lead times for critical components have led to a noticeable increase in supply chain costs for PCBs, magnetic components, semiconductors, and certain passive parts.

Inventronics noted that over the past period, it had mitigated a substantial portion of these cost pressures through supply chain optimization, internal efficiency improvements, and rigorous cost control measures.

However, given that these cost pressures persist, and in order to maintain product quality, delivery reliability, R&D innovation, and customer service investments, the company, after careful evaluation, has decided to adjust prices for certain product lines heavily affected by cost pressures. These adjustments will take effect on September 1, 2026, with overall increases ranging approximately from 5% to 15%.

Motech Electronics: Price adjustments across the entire product line, with increases of roughly 5%–15%

On the afternoon of August 1, Motech Electronics also released a “Price Adjustment Notice” to its partners. The letter explained that due to recent changes in market conditions and ongoing global supply chain disruptions, raw material delivery cycles have lengthened, driving up supply chain costs for PCBs, semiconductor devices, and other components.

Motech Electronics emphasized that despite implementing various internal cost‑saving and efficiency‑boosting measures, it has been unable to fully offset the mounting cost pressures stemming from sustained raw material price hikes. To ensure the continued provision of stable, reliable, high‑quality products and services to its partners, while safeguarding the long-term stability of their collaboration, the company has, following careful assessment, decided to adjust prices for all its products starting September 1, 2026, with increases ranging approximately from 5% to 15%.

Songshan Power: Price hikes of 8%–15% across the entire LED power supply lineup

In the early hours of August 1, Songshan Power issued a “Product Price Adjustment Notice” to its customers and partners. The announcement stated that in response to ongoing global supply chain volatility and in order to ensure product quality and timely deliveries, the company, after thorough deliberation, has decided to adjust prices for its full range of LED power supplies effective September 1, 2026, with increases ranging from 8% to 15%.

Songshan Power expressed deep understanding of the inconvenience this price adjustment may cause its customers and sincerely thanked them for their patience and support. Moving forward, the company pledged to do its utmost to ensure business continuity, working hand in hand with its partners to navigate an evolving market and achieve mutual success.

Summary

Analyzing the announcements from these three leading LED power supply companies, this round of coordinated price adjustments exhibits several key characteristics:

First, the primary drivers behind the price hikes are remarkably consistent. All three firms cite ongoing global supply chain disruptions, rising prices of core raw materials—including PCBs, semiconductor devices, and magnetic components—and extended lead times as factors contributing to significant production cost increases. Although each company previously managed to absorb part of these pressures through internal optimizations and efficiency gains, they still struggle to fully offset the cumulative impact of sustained cost escalations.

Second, the timing and magnitude of the adjustments are closely aligned. All three manufacturers have set their price‑increase policies to take effect on September 1, 2026, with overall increases concentrated within the 5%–15% range; notably, Songshan’s full product line sees hikes between 8% and 15%.

Third, the signal of transmission throughout the industry chain is clear. The synchronized price hikes in the LED power supply segment indicate that upstream cost pressures are steadily being passed down to midstream and downstream players.

Source: LEDinside