United Nova Technology (Shaoxing) · 芯联集成电路制造股份有限公司

United Nova Technology Co., Ltd. (STAR: 688469) | Fab

Grew out of the 2018 SMIC–Shaoxing JV (中芯绍兴/中芯集成, renamed 芯联集成 on its 2022 STAR listing); today China’s leading automotive power-semiconductor foundry — #1…
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October 11, 2026

TipWhy This Matters

Grew out of the 2018 SMIC–Shaoxing JV (中芯绍兴/中芯集成, renamed 芯联集成 on its 2022 STAR listing); today China’s leading automotive power-semiconductor foundry — #1 Chinese SiC device maker by 2025 Yole ranking, in the global top-5 MEMS foundries — with 2025 output of 2.51 million 8-inch-equivalent wafers (+24.7%). Phase 3 (12-inch mixed-signal, ¥22.2 billion total, 100,000 wafers/month planned) is ramping from ~30,000/month; Phase 4 (¥20 billion, 50,000 wafers/month for 40/28nm MCU, 90/55nm BCD/DrMOS and 55nm silicon photonics) was announced June 2026.

Chinese name: 芯联集成电路制造股份有限公司 (Xīnlián Jíchéng Diànlù Zhìzào Gǔfèn Yǒuxiàn Gōngsī)

What does this facility make?

Car-grade IGBT/MOSFET and SiC MOSFET chips, MEMS sensors, analog/BCD and mixed-signal chips for EVs, industrial, renewables and AI-server power/optical I/O.

Why does it matter?

Its 8-inch SiC line was China’s first (engineering wafers April 2024, mass production confirmed August 2025) — SiC vehicle main-drive modules are the single highest-value target of China’s power-semi push, and UnitedNova operates the scaled foundry slot for it. No controlling shareholder: largest holders Yuecheng Fund (local state) 13.74% and SMIC Holdings 11.85%.

Key Facts

Company United Nova Technology Co., Ltd. (STAR: 688469)
Type Fab
Category State-Backed
Capability 8-inch silicon power (IGBT/MOSFET), MEMS (largest Chinese MEMS wafer foundry), 6/8-inch SiC, and 12-inch mixed-signal/analog — automotive-grade focus
Status Operational
Capacity Not yet recorded
Investment Not disclosed
Funding Source Local Govt
Location Shaoxing, Zhejiang
Current Node Not yet researched
Entity List No
Equipment Origin Not yet assessed
Last Verified Not recorded (newest source dated Jun 2026)

Technical Complexity

3.9/5

Technology Node Trajectory

Node history not yet researched.

Project Timeline

  • Dec 2018 — Founded as the SMIC–Shaoxing joint venture (中芯绍兴)
  • Apr 2024 — China’s first 8-inch SiC line produces engineering wafers
  • Aug 2025 — 8-inch SiC confirmed in mass production; Phase 3 12-inch line at ~30,000 wafers/month of planned 100,000
  • Jun 2026 — ¥20 billion Phase 4 JV announced — 50,000 wafers/month 12-inch for 40/28nm MCU, BCD/DrMOS and 55nm silicon photonics

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