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Fudan Micro

1385ShanghaiReviewed 2026-08-30

Shanghai IC design company founded July 1998 out of Fudan University; the first Chinese IC design firm to list shares, on Hong Kong's GEM in August 2000 (moved to the HK main board in 2014), and dual-listed on the STAR Market on August 4, 2021. Four main product lines: security and identification chips, non-volatile memory, smart-meter chips and FPGAs. FY2025 revenue RMB 3.982bn, up 10.92%.

Scale

~$554.1Mrevenue FY2025 · CNY 4.0B
~$6.4Bmarket cap · 2026-10-04

Gap vs frontier

Close behindsector position

Sector-level position; no priceable accelerator silicon to compare chip-by-chip.

Fudan Micro: close behind tier in MCU / control chips, ~$554.1M FY2025 revenue.

The chip stackEach layer depends on the layers below it
1 · ChipsWhat the stack produces
2 · Design toolsSoftware and IP to design them
3 · ManufacturingPlants that turn designs into silicon
4 · EquipmentMachines inside the plants
5 · MaterialsWhat the plants consume

Company at a glance

Scale

Revenue up 13% since FY2023

Growth prospects

Expanding customer base and product roadmap

via community.aijishu.com ↗First Chinese maker of 100-million-gate (亿门级) high-capacity FPGAs; 28nm 亿门级 FPGA entered volume production and sale in 2019, with SerDes at 13.1 Gbps…via file.finance.sina.com.cn ↗FPGA and other products revenue RMB 1.420bn in FY2025, up 25.19%; smart-meter chip revenue about RMB 518mm, up 30.69%

China competition

Competes with GigaDevice, Nationz, Chipsea, Sino Wealth in MCU — peers listed at sector level.

Close behind

Global comparables

Global reference set: STMicroelectronics, Infineon, NXP.

AMD/Xilinx (FPGA)

Technical gap

Sector rated close behind vs the frontier.

Obstacles

Sector bottleneck applies

Automotive qualification, reliability, analog integration, and broad developer ecosystem.

Official filings: financialfilings.com ↗ · Fudan Micro FY2025 annual report (PDF) ↗

All sourced facts (8)
  • Headquarters: Shanghai, China
  • Listing status: HKEX · 1385 · equity
  • Founding and listings: Founded July 1998; listed on Hong Kong GEM August 2000, moved to HK main board 2014 (1385.HK); listed on the STAR Market August 4, 2021 (688385) via roadshow.sseinfo.com ↗
  • FPGA milestone: First Chinese maker of 100-million-gate (亿门级) high-capacity FPGAs; 28nm 亿门级 FPGA entered volume production and sale in 2019, with SerDes at 13.1 Gbps across 80 channels, close to Xilinx 7-series specifications via community.aijishu.com ↗
  • Domestic chain: Its high-capacity FPGA family is designed and manufactured entirely with domestic core technology and domestic supply chain, per the company via fmsh.com ↗
  • FY2025 segment growth: FPGA and other products revenue RMB 1.420bn in FY2025, up 25.19%; smart-meter chip revenue about RMB 518mm, up 30.69% via file.finance.sina.com.cn ↗
  • Stake in SJ Semiconductor: H1 2026 net profit guidance of RMB 800mm-1.0bn (up 313%-416%) includes an unrealized gain of about RMB 470mm on its investment in SJ Semiconductor (盛合晶微) via cls.cn ↗
  • End markets: FPGA demand driven by wired/wireless communications, satellite communications, video imaging, industrial control and AI; MCU shipments growing in automotive-grade and white-goods applications via file.finance.sina.com.cn ↗

About

Fabless design and sale of security/smart-card chips, FPGA and programmable SoC devices, non-volatile memory, smart-meter chips and MCUs for finance, government, utilities, communications, industrial control and AI applications.

Shanghai · Ticker 1385

Why it matters

Fudan Micro was the first Chinese company to design and mass-produce 100-million-gate-class FPGAs (28nm, since 2019), making it the flagship domestic alternative to Xilinx-class parts; it also holds a minority stake in SJ Semiconductor (盛合晶微) that materially affects earnings.

Where it sits in the stack

Key semiconductor products

  • FPGA and programmable logic·28nm 100-million-gate class, moving toward 1xnm process nodes
  • Security and identification chips·smart cards and secure devices
  • Smart-meter chips for State Grid and Southern Grid procurement
  • Non-volatile memory products
  • MCUs with automotive-grade and white-goods traction

Financials

688385.SS · Shanghai STAR Market 688385.SS · via Yahoo Finance ↗

Financial trajectory via annual filings via Yahoo Finance

RMB billions
RMB 3.54BRMB 0.72B
2023
RMB 3.59BRMB 0.57B
2024
RMB 3.98BRMB 0.23B
2025

Market data refreshed daily; annual figures from exchange filings. Figures in the reporting currency shown on the chart.

Ecosystem

Global peer set

  • AMD/Xilinx (FPGA)
  • Microchip (via Microsemi) and Lattice (FPGA)
  • NXP and Renesas (smart-card and metering MCUs)

Competitive position

  • Domestic FPGA substitution leader; 28nm 亿门级 parts positioned as replacements for Xilinx 7-series and Zynq-7000 installed base
  • Xilinx and Intel held about 87% of the global FPGA market in 2021, defining the substitution opportunity
  • FPGA share of revenue rose from 10.24% (2023) to 15.22% (2024) per audit-related disclosures
  • Not determinable from available URL-only signals; product content not fetched.
  • Global comparables: AMD/Xilinx (FPGA)
  • Global comparables: Microchip (via Microsemi) and Lattice (FPGA)
  • Global comparables: NXP and Renesas (smart-card and metering MCUs)

Milestones and signals

  • 2026-10-04—Market cap: RMB 46.3B
  • FY2025—Revenue: RMB 4.0B
  • FY2025—Net Profit: RMB 232M
  • Listing—HKEX · 1385 · equity

What to watch

  • Development of 1xnm FPGA process generation
  • Revaluation of the SJ Semiconductor stake around its IPO
  • Cyclicality of State Grid/Southern Grid meter tenders, which declined in 2025
  • H1 2026 results landing at the guided RMB 800mm-1.0bn net profit

Questions

Last reviewed 2026-07-11

Answered questions

What is the measurable gap versus global reference companies?

Against AMD/Xilinx (FPGA), Microchip (via Microsemi) and Lattice (FPGA), and NXP and Renesas (smart-card and metering MCUs): Not determinable from available URL-only signals; product content not fetched.

Open questions

  • Which products are qualified beyond pilots in fabless?
  • Which customers, fabs, or end markets show real adoption rather than policy interest?