Hejian Chip Manufacturing Suzhou (UMC 8N) · 和舰芯片制造(苏州)股份有限公司

Hejian Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. | Fab

UMC’s mainland 200mm fab (Fab 8N) — established 2001-11, production since May 2003, controlled by UMC since March 2013; a rare Taiwan-controlled fab operat…
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October 11, 2026

TipWhy This Matters

UMC’s mainland 200mm fab (Fab 8N) — established 2001-11, production since May 2003, controlled by UMC since March 2013; a rare Taiwan-controlled fab operating on mainland soil, and still running at high utilization per UMC’s mid-2025 statements, raising prices with the 8-inch cycle in 2026. A planned STAR IPO (filed March 2019) was withdrawn July 2019 over control-chain questions; a frequently repeated ‘sold to a local group in 2018’ claim found NO supporting source and is not adopted here.

Chinese name: 和舰芯片制造(苏州)股份有限公司 (Héjiàn Xīnpiàn Zhìzào (Sūzhōu))

What does this facility make?

Mature-node analog/power/flash wafers on 200mm for UMC’s customer base from mainland China.

Why does it matter?

One of the few cross-strait manufacturing assets still intact as of 2026 — alongside UMC Xiamen (联芯) — its continued high utilization and 10-15% 2026 price actions show Taiwan’s mature-node operations remain commercially embedded in the mainland cluster.

Key Facts

Company Hejian Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.
Type Fab
Category Foreign-Invested
Capability 8-inch (200mm) foundry — 0.5µm–0.11µm (eFlash, BCD, CIS, high-voltage platforms); capacity ~64,000/month end-2018, 77,000/month planning basis
Status Operational
Capacity Not yet recorded
Investment Not disclosed
Funding Source Foreign
Location Suzhou, Jiangsu
Current Node Not yet researched
Entity List No
Equipment Origin Not yet assessed
Last Verified Not recorded (newest source dated Jun 2025)

Technical Complexity

2/5

Technology Node Trajectory

Node history not yet researched.

Project Timeline

  • May 2003 — Suzhou Industrial Park 8-inch fab begins production
  • Mar 2013 — UMC completes takeover of controlling stake in Hejian
  • Jul 2019 — STAR Market IPO application withdrawn

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