
Cmind-SEMI Completes New Round of Financing Worth Several Hundred Million Yuan
On July 20, Cmind-SEMI announced the completion of a new round of financing worth several hundred million yuan. It was led by Legend Capital.
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On July 20, Cmind-SEMI announced the completion of a new round of financing worth several hundred million yuan. It was led by Legend Capital.
Shenzhen Habo Technology Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership), belonging to telecommunications and tech giant Huawei, has become a new investor in Suzhou Jingtuo Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd.
Jean-Marc Chery, president and CEO of STMicroelectronics, and Jerome Roux, president of sales and marketing of STMicroelectronics, started visiting customers in China in November again, demonstrating the company's support for the Chinese market and its commitment to local customers.
SMIC announced at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday that SMIC Holdings, National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund Phase II and an investment institution have agreed to set up a joint venture (JV) in Shanghai.
Xiaomi began developing their own semiconductors as early as 2017, but two years after the initiative began it seems it may have run its course.
SMIC announced that it signed a cooperation agreement with Shanghai's Free Trade Zone Lin-Gang Special Area Administration.
Wuxi Xinxiang Information Technology Co., Ltd., a provider of computer-integrated manufacturing systems for semiconductor factories, recently raised several hundred million yuan in Series A+ financing.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange released an announcement on Thursday stating that it had suspended the IPO review of BYD Semiconductor.
BOE, a Beijing-based provider of semiconductor display technology, products and services, on Tuesday evening released its semi-annual performance forecast, predicting a sharp improvement for the first half of the year.
SMIC, a prominent Chinese semiconductor foundry company, released its financial report for the first quarter. The company reported an operating revenue of 10.209 billion yuan ($1.47 billion), which is a decrease of 13.9% compared to the previous year's figures.
On Wednesday, Chemsemi Corp made a registration change with the Industrial and Commercial Administration, adding Hubei Xiaomi Changjiang Industrial Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd., and other shareholders.
Chinese business inquiry platform Qichacha shows that Dingdao Zhixin (Shanghai) Semiconductor Co., Ltd., which is 100% controlled by domestic computer giant Lenovo, has been formally established.