2023 Global Chip Foundry TOP10: 3 companies in Chinese mainland are on the list, with a market share of 11%.
Recently, an authoritative organization announced the market share of the world's wafer contract processing industry in 2023.
Data shows that in 2023, the sales of the world's top ten wafer foundries will reach 7.9 billion yuan, a decrease of 769%。But even so, the top 10 markets still occupy 9476% market share. This means that OEMs with larger production scales will become more crowded.
Chinese mainland also made the list, with SMIC ranking fourth with a market share of 601%, down 768%。Huahong shares ranked 5th, down 849%, accounting for 358% of the market. Crystal integration ranked ninth, with a market share of 1.9 percent and a market share of 35.5 percent.
China's three automakers together account for 1056%, a year-on-year decrease of 033 percentage points, which is still at ** overall, which means that the situation is still quite serious.
Taiwan, China, accounts for four, namely TSMC's wafer fab, UMC's UMC, PSMC's Powerchip and the world's leading Weishi, all of which have a market share of more than 75%, an increase from the previous year.
Only one company in the U.S. made the list, while GF Semiconductors came in with 658%, down 894%, which shows that the semiconductor industry in the United States has begun to decline, worse than China and the United States.
It is worth mentioning that SMIC, UMC, and GF are ranked first.
Second, third and fourth, but their market share is around 6%, the gap is not very big, and any company has a great chance to surpass them.
From the above figures, we can see that the future of the international semiconductor manufacturing industry will be very tight, however, our ranking, has not changed, only Tota Technology, one place ahead, the other nine, all maintain the original position.
Moreover, Chinese mainland has been suppressed by the United States, and the impact is not too great, especially SMIC, which has narrowed the gap with companies such as GF and UMC to a small cut, and it looks like it is about to catch up, and the pressure on the United States should not be small.
By 2024, China's chip factories will begin to expand their production capacity, and the gap with the United States will be even greater.