SMIC Beijing (Jingcheng) · 中芯京城

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SMIC’s Beijing expansion JV (中芯京城, 54.04% SMIC-owned), targeting 100,000 wafers/month of 12-inch, 28nm-and-above capacity in the Beijing Economic-Technolog…
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October 11, 2026

TipWhy This Matters

SMIC’s Beijing expansion JV (中芯京城, 54.04% SMIC-owned), targeting 100,000 wafers/month of 12-inch, 28nm-and-above capacity in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area.

Chinese name: 中芯京城 (Zhōngxīn Jīngchéng)

What does this facility make?

12-inch (300mm) wafers at 28nm and more mature nodes for foundry customers.

Why does it matter?

Reported investment figures vary slightly by source — $7.6 billion (Yicai) and $7.7 billion / RMB 49.7 billion (CnTechPost) — likely the same commitment described at slightly different points or currency conversions; both are given here since no source explicitly reconciles them. Phase 1 was already in use by late 2023; a separate Phase 2 land deal (early 2026) was reported at a total project investment of no less than ¥50 billion (¥40 billion in fixed-asset investment), targeting an annual output value of at least ¥6 billion once fully ramped.

Key Facts

Company SMIC
Type Fab
Category JV
Capability 12-inch (300mm) wafer foundry, 28nm and above
Status Operational
Capacity Planned: 100,000 wafers/month (300mm), as of 2020-08 — planned phase-1 target per framework agreement; not installed
Investment ¥497亿元 / $7,600M
Funding Source Local Govt
Location Beijing, Beijing Municipality
Current Node Not yet researched
Entity List Yes — US Commerce BIS (18 Dec 2020)
Equipment Origin Not yet assessed
Last Verified Not recorded (newest source dated Sep 2026)

Technical Complexity

3.9/5

Technology Node Trajectory

Node history not yet researched.

Project Timeline

  • Feb 2021 — Development of the $7.6-7.7 billion Beijing fab (SMIC Jingcheng) begins; first phase targeted for completion by 2024
  • Nov 2023 — Phase 1 confirmed in use, per Beijing E-Town Investment Holding disclosure
  • Jan 2025 — Tongzhou district officials commit to fully completing Phase 2’s main structure, with equipment installation underway

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