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2021-09

In 2019, China’s pure-play foundry sales grew by 6%, making it the only region globally to post positive growth.

Compared to 2017, China’s share of the pure-play foundry market grew by 5% in 2018, reaching 19%—five percentage points higher than that of other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Overall, the growth of the pure-play foundry market in 2018 was largely driven by China. However, in 2019, the U.S.-China trade war slowed China’s economic growth, and China’s share of the pure-play foundry market increased by only one percentage point, reaching 20%. In 2018, China’s sales of pure-play foundry services surged by 42%, reaching US$10.7 billion—a figure more than eight times the 5% growth rate of the global pure-play foundry market that year. Moreover, in 2019, sales of pure-play foundry services to China rose by 6%, outpacing the overall pure-play foundry market’s 2% decline by eight percentage points. In 2019, TSMC, a pure-play foundry company headquartered in Taiwan, China, reported that about 25% of its more than 400 customers were located in mainland China. Both TSMC and UMC achieved double-digit growth in their sales in China last year. UMC recorded the largest increase in sales in China, at 19%. This growth was driven by its 300mm Fab 12X wafer fab in Xiamen, China, which opened at the end of 2016 and currently has a capacity of approximately 22,700 300mm wafers per month. By contrast, many of SMIC’s Chinese customers appeared to have experienced sluggish business growth. In 2019, SMIC’s sales in China declined by 8%, while its total sales fell by 7%.

10

2021-09

In 2019, China’s pure-play foundry sales grew by 6%, making it the only region globally to post positive growth.

Compared to 2017, China’s share of the pure-play foundry market grew by 5% in 2018, reaching 19%—five percentage points higher than that of other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Overall, the growth of the pure-play foundry market in 2018 was largely driven by China. However, in 2019, the U.S.-China trade war slowed China’s economic growth, and China’s share of the pure-play foundry market increased by only one percentage point, reaching 20%. In 2018, China’s pure-play foundry sales surged by 42%, reaching US$10.7 billion—a figure more than eight times the 5% growth rate of the global pure-play foundry market that year. Moreover, in 2019, pure-play foundry sales to China rose by 6%, outpacing the overall pure-play foundry market’s 2% decline by eight percentage points. In 2019, TSMC, a pure-play foundry company headquartered in Taiwan, China, reported that about 25% of its more than 400 customers were located in mainland China. Both TSMC and UMC achieved double-digit growth in sales in China last year. UMC recorded the largest increase in sales in China, at 19%. This growth was driven by its 300mm Fab 12X wafer fab in Xiamen, China, which opened at the end of 2016 and currently has a capacity of approximately 22,700 300mm wafers per month. By contrast, many of SMIC’s Chinese customers appeared to have experienced sluggish business growth. In 2019, SMIC’s sales in China declined by 8%, while its total sales fell by 7%.

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2021-08

In 2019, China’s pure-play foundry sales grew by 6%, making it the only region globally to post positive growth.

Compared to 2017, China’s share of the pure-play foundry market grew by 5% in 2018, reaching 19%—five percentage points higher than that of other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Overall, the growth of the pure-play foundry market in 2018 was largely driven by China. However, in 2019, the U.S.-China trade war slowed China’s economic growth, and China’s share of the pure-play foundry market increased by only one percentage point, reaching 20%. In 2018, China’s pure-play foundry sales surged by 42%, reaching US$10.7 billion—a figure more than eight times the 5% growth rate of the global pure-play foundry market that year. Moreover, in 2019, pure-play foundry sales to China rose by 6%, outpacing the overall pure-play foundry market’s 2% decline by eight percentage points. In 2019, TSMC, a pure-play foundry company headquartered in Taiwan, China, reported that about 25% of its more than 400 customers were located in mainland China. Both TSMC and UMC achieved double-digit growth in sales in China last year. UMC recorded the largest increase in sales in China, at 19%. This growth was driven by its 300mm Fab 12X wafer fab in Xiamen, China, which opened at the end of 2016 and currently has a capacity of approximately 22,700 300mm wafers per month. By contrast, many of SMIC’s Chinese customers appeared to be experiencing slow business growth. SMIC’s sales in China declined by 8% in 2019, while its total sales fell by 7%.

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