Set micro-network news (text / Aki), a few days ago, analog chip company Dior Microelectronics announced the completion of the C round of financing, led by Wo Yan Capital.
Cheng Yan, founding partner of Wo Yan Capital, said that the market size of global analog chips in 2017 was about 54.5 billion US dollars. However, compared with TI, Infineon, Anson and other international analog IC giants, China's analog IC industry is still relatively weak. The self-sufficiency rate of domestic chips is less than 10%.
However, the demand for analog chips in the Chinese market is very strong. Nearly half of the world's analog chips are sold in China. Coupled with the current domestic governments at all levels, the Chinese analog chip industry has great opportunities for development.
It is understood that Dior Microelectronics Co., Ltd. specializes in providing high performance analog and mixed signal semiconductor solutions for the consumer electronics, medical electronics, and industrial electronics markets.
Its core products include: LED lighting IC chip, USB2.0/3.0 product IC chip, ultra low power and low noise amplifier IC chip, high efficiency power management IC chip and IC chip used in various analog audio/video.
Dior Microelectronics has R&D, sales and support centers in Asia, such as Shenzhen, Shanghai, Chengdu, Beijing, Nantong and Hong Kong. Its excellent analog and mixed-signal IC R&D team has gained international recognition.
Founder Qi Jianhong said that the analog chip development cycle is long, and the capital alone cannot give birth to a world-class analog company. The acceptance of Wo Yan Capital as a strategic investor of the company is also looking forward to the future of Dior's future in the capital market. Wo Yan can provide more value-added services to Dior Micro by understanding China's capital market.
On the team, the company's core management team is from Fairchild Semiconductor. The chairman of the board, Qi Jianhong, graduated from the State University of New York with a degree in electrical engineering. He worked in Fairchild Semiconductor for nearly ten years. The design, definition, application, technology, market and business management of chip products, before the resignation, is the general manager of Fairchild Semiconductor's Asia Pacific signal chain product line, and also serves as the global switch product line director. He has rich experience in product development and enterprise operation. And international vision.