Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment Inc. China (AMEC)
A Chinese semiconductor equipment manufacturer focused on the research, development and production of plasma etching equipment and MOCVD equipment, and a representative enterprise in China's domestic semiconductor equipment sector.
Timeline (last 90 days)
AMEC highlighted its Primo XD-RIE™ ultra-high aspect ratio etching equipment and 12-inch ALD molybdenum equipment Prefima Unicore™ AM at the 2026 WESEMiBAY.
International leading companies such as ASML, Applied Materials, Lam Research, TEL, and KLA are exhibiting at this year's Bay Chip Expo together with domestic companies such as Naura, AMEC, ACM Research, Piotech, Hwatsing Technology, and Shanghai Micro Electronics.
Dr. Yin Zhiyao, Chairman and General Manager of AMEC, launched an initiative for co-building the semiconductor industry ecosystem at this year's Bay Chip Expo.
Yin Zhiyao, chairman and general manager of AMEC, judges that the number of domestic semiconductor equipment companies is at least 500 at a conservative estimate and at most close to 1,000, and referring to the U.S. landscape where only a few dozen remain after consolidation, perhaps only a few dozen will ultimately survive in China, with about 90% of vendors being eliminated.
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AMEC highlighted its Primo XD-RIE™ ultra-high aspect ratio etching equipment and 12-inch ALD molybdenum equipment Prefima Unicore™ AM at the 2026 WESEMiBAY.
50%UnverifiedInternational leading companies such as ASML, Applied Materials, Lam Research, TEL, and KLA are exhibiting at this year's Bay Chip Expo together with domestic companies such as Naura, AMEC, ACM Research, Piotech, Hwatsing Technology, and Shanghai Micro Electronics.
50%UnverifiedDr. Yin Zhiyao, Chairman and General Manager of AMEC, launched an initiative for co-building the semiconductor industry ecosystem at this year's Bay Chip Expo.
50%UnverifiedYin Zhiyao, chairman and general manager of AMEC, judges that the number of domestic semiconductor equipment companies is at least 500 at a conservative estimate and at most close to 1,000, and referring to the U.S. landscape where only a few dozen remain after consolidation, perhaps only a few dozen will ultimately survive in China, with about 90% of vendors being eliminated.
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