Indy Semiconductor's automotive-grade control chips have accumulated shipments exceeding 300 million units for pre-installation.
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Indichi Micro officially announced on June 11 that its cumulative shipments of automotive control chips for front-end applications have exceeded 300 million units. As a leading domestic supplier of automotive-grade mixed-signal chips, Indichi Micro has continuously cultivated the automotive chip field since its establishment in 2017.
Automotive-grade chips are the core standard for automotive electronic components, with control chips (primarily MCUs) playing a key role in modern vehicles. Statistics show that approximately 30.13% of MCUs globally are used in automotive electronics, with a single vehicle requiring 50 to 100 MCUs, covering all scenarios from driving computers and instrument panels to engine control. Indichi Micro, through its focused layout in the automotive chip field, has formed three main product lines: lighting control drivers, motor control drivers, and sensor chips, while also expanding into the medical health field with its blood glucose meter chip business.
The 2024 financial report shows that the company's operating revenue approached 600 million yuan, with automotive chips contributing over 90% of the share, and the adjusted net profit attributable to the parent company reached 46.4135 million yuan, demonstrating strong operating quality. Its core competitiveness stems from its independently built digital and analog circuit IP library—by innovatively integrating the two types of IPs to form mixed-signal chips, significantly improving product performance and cost-effectiveness. More noteworthy is Indichi Micro's mass production breakthrough on the domestic BCD+eFlash specialty process platform. This technical route, which integrates digital control, analog signal processing, and embedded storage, allows its products to maintain a gross profit margin of over 40% for a long time, building a unique technological moat.
The company's unique "three-horse chariot" strategy has yielded significant results: lighting control chips drive the intelligent upgrading of vehicle lighting systems, micromotor chips precisely control automotive electromechanical components, and sensor chips empower environmental perception and safety monitoring. Currently, all three product lines have achieved large-scale vehicle installation, demonstrating its full-chain collaborative capabilities from design to process to application. In the wave of domestic substitution of automotive chips, Indichi Micro is continuously changing the industry's competitive landscape with its independent IP reserves and specialty process experience.
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