Chinese tech company expands key chip line

For a long time, the market for mid- to high-frequency bulk acoustic wave filter chips has been heavily dominated by overseas companies, which hold 95 percent of the global market share.

The global demand for bulk acoustic wave filters, represented by products like SABAR, has surpassed $20 billion annually, the company said.

However, the penetration rate of domestic products in the market is less than 1 percent, indicating a significant opportunity for domestic companies to increase their market presence and replace imports.

"The production line plays a crucial role in addressing the gaps in China's high-end RF chip industry chain and supports Guangdong in becoming a significant hub for semiconductors and integrated circuits in the country," said Li Guoqiang, founder and general manager.

The company will use the commissioning of its headquarters as a new starting point to continuously improve product performance and production efficiency, Li said.