Company at a glance
Scale
Revenue up 22% since FY2023
Growth prospects
Expanding customer base and product roadmap
via silergy.com ↗Consolidated net operating revenue of NT$18,454,847 thousand in 2024, an increase of about 20% from NT$15.43 billion in 2023via silergy.com ↗Received a '2024 Best Partner Award' from a major customer, as highlighted on the company siteChina competition
Competes with SG Micro, 3PEAK, Novosense, Maxscend in Analog / power — peers listed at sector level.
SubstituteGlobal comparables
Global reference set: Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, Infineon.
Monolithic Power SystemsTechnical gap
Sector rated substitute vs the frontier.
Obstacles
Sector bottleneck applies
Reliability, mixed-signal design depth, long qualification cycles, and high-end customer trust.Official filings: Silergy 2024 annual report (PDF) ↗
All sourced facts (5)
- Founded: February 2008, incorporated in the Cayman Islands, initially headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with principal operations in Hangzhou, China via silergy.com ↗
- Listing: Taiwan Stock Exchange, 6415.TW, since December 2013 via silergy.com ↗
- FY2024 revenue: Consolidated net operating revenue of NT$18,454,847 thousand in 2024, an increase of about 20% from NT$15.43 billion in 2023 via silergy.com ↗
- Product scope: Power management ICs, power modules and battery management ICs serving automotive, industrial and consumer end markets via silergy.com ↗
- Customer recognition: Received a '2024 Best Partner Award' from a major customer, as highlighted on the company site via silergy.com ↗
About
Fabless analog IC design: develops DC-DC converters, AC-DC converters, LED drivers, motor-control and battery-management ICs plus power modules, with wafer fabrication outsourced; sells into automotive, industrial, computing and consumer supply chains worldwide.
Founded 2008
Why it matters
Silergy is one of the few Chinese-rooted analog companies competing globally against Texas Instruments, ADI and Monolithic Power Systems in power management, with revenue scale around US$570-600 million and sustained double-digit growth in 2024. Its Taiwan listing and Cayman structure make it a distinctive case in cross-strait semiconductor capital flows.
Where it sits in the stack
Key semiconductor products
- Power modules
- LED driver and motor-control ICs
- Power Management ICs·PMICs
Financials
6415.TW · Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) 6415.TW · via Yahoo Finance ↗
Financial trajectory via annual filings via Yahoo Finance
TWD billionsMarket data refreshed daily; annual figures from exchange filings. Figures in the reporting currency shown on the chart.
Ecosystem
Ecosystem links
- US operations
Constraints
- Third-party foundries
Global peer set
- Monolithic Power Systems
- Texas Instruments
- ADI
- Infineon
- Richtek (MediaTek)
Competitive position
- Largest mainland-China-rooted fabless analog/power-IC designer by revenue, at roughly US$570-600 million annual sales
- Head-to-head competitor of Monolithic Power Systems, Texas Instruments and ADI in high-efficiency power conversion
- Growing automotive and industrial mix as consumer electronics becomes a smaller share of sales
- Global comparables: Monolithic Power Systems
- Global comparables: Texas Instruments
- Global comparables: ADI
- Global comparables: Infineon
- Global comparables: Richtek (MediaTek)
Milestones and signals
- 2008—Silergy was founded.
- 2013—Taiwan Stock Exchange, 6415.TW, since December 2013
- 2026-10-04—Market cap: TWD 165B
- FY2025—Revenue: TWD 18.8B
- FY2025—Net Profit: TWD 2.5B
What to watch
- Continued share gains in automotive and 48V power delivery against MPS and TI
- Revenue trajectory past the NT$18.8 billion (FY2025) level and margin recovery
- How the cross-strait listing structure and mainland Hangzhou base interact with tightening export-control regimes
Questions
Last reviewed 2026-07-11Answered questions
What is the measurable gap versus global reference companies?
Largest mainland-China-rooted fabless analog/power-IC designer by revenue, at roughly US$570-600 million annual sales.
Open questions
- Which products are qualified beyond pilots in fabless?
- Which customers, fabs, or end markets show real adoption rather than policy interest?