Infineon
Infineon designs and makes power chips, microcontrollers, sensors and security chips in its own fabs, selling them to carmakers, industrial and energy companies and AI data centres; about half of its revenue comes from cars.
Half of its chip sales go into cars.
Microcontrollers and power chips for engines, batteries and safety systems make carmakers its biggest customer group.
How big is Infineon?
Car chips first, then power for data centres and grids.
- Automotive51%€7.4B
- Power & Sensor Systems29%€4.2B
- Green Industrial Power11%€1.6B
- Connected Secure Systems10%€1.4B
Own fabs, power chips, design-in for years.
- 1Own 300 mm and SiC fabs
- 2Car and grid platforms
- 3Chips for a model's life
Once a chip is designed into a car or inverter platform it ships for years, so manufacturing scale in silicon, silicon carbide and gallium nitride turns into long, sticky revenue.
- Other investors81.16%
- Retail investors8.48%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.35%
CEO: Jochen Hanebeck
- 4-01Carved out of Siemens
- 2000Stock market listing
- 5-01Memory business carved out as Qimonda
- 1-23Qimonda files for insolvency
- 4-16Cypress Semiconductor acquired
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