- CEO
- Jian Chen Zhang
- Full Time Employees
- 352
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Semiconductors
- Address
- Building 10 Shanghai SH China 201210
- IPO Date
- Dec 23, 2019
- Business
- Giantec Semiconductor Corporation (688123.SS) is a fabless integrated circuit design company that develops, designs, and sells memory, analog, and mixed-signal semiconductors, including EEPROM, NOR Flash, VCM driver chips, and smart card chips in conventional and automotive grades. The company offers products applied in smartphones and camera modules from manufacturers such as Samsung, Huawei, vivo, OPPO, Xiaomi, and others; LCD panels; Bluetooth modules; telecommunications equipment; computers and peripherals; medical instruments; white goods appliances; automotive electronics; industrial control; consumer electronics; IoT devices; and security and identification systems. It serves diverse markets including automotive, communications, and industrial sectors primarily in China and internationally, with subsidiaries, branch offices, or sales representatives supporting global operations.
Founded on November 13, 2009, and headquartered in Shanghai, China, at Building 10, No. 1761, Zhangdong Road, Pudong New Area, Giantec listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market in December 2019. The company has earned recognition as a leading EEPROM supplier, ranking No. 1 domestically and No. 3 globally by market share in 2018, and received the IC Design Achievement Award of Greater China for five consecutive years from 2016 to 2020.
In recent developments, Giantec launched the GT25Q32B-L 32Mb SPI NOR Flash IC in May 2024 to support IoT applications, extending its NOR Flash portfolio; joined the China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Strategic Alliance in June to foster ecosystem collaboration; and became a major global supplier of DDR5 SPD chips through partnership with Montage Technology. Automotive-grade EEPROM products gained entry into leading overseas Tier 1 suppliers in Europe and the United States; high-reliability EEPROM for industrial control and VCM driver chips for mid-to-high-end smartphones achieved rapid shipment growth and small-batch supplies, respectively, driving 2024 revenue to surpass 1 billion yuan with a 21.29% year-on-year increase in the first three quarters of 2025. These expansions reflect strategic shifts toward high-value-added products in automotive electronics, DDR5 modules, and industrial markets.