天承科技：乘AI东风驶向“几何级”增长

Core Insights - The article highlights the rapid growth and strategic positioning of Tiancheng Technology as a leading domestic enterprise in high-end copper plating and electroplating technology, leveraging AI capabilities and domestic substitution trends [3][4][5]. Company Development - Tiancheng Technology has transitioned from a foundational phase to a competitive position against foreign giants like DuPont and Amtech, aiming to establish itself as a comprehensive national brand in the electronic chemical products sector [4][5]. - The company has achieved significant milestones during the 14th Five-Year Plan, including brand recognition, technological advancements, and market penetration, with over 80% of domestic PCB listed companies as long-term partners [5][6]. Future Goals - The company aims to achieve a sales target of at least 3 billion yuan by 2030, marking its fourth five-year plan [3][10]. - Tiancheng Technology plans to expand its production capacity significantly, targeting a total annual capacity of approximately 90,000 tons by 2026, which will support its ambitious sales goals [10]. Strategic Moves - The company is relocating its headquarters from Zhuhai to Shanghai in July 2025, becoming the first company to do so after listing on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, reflecting confidence in future growth and strategic positioning [6][7]. - Tiancheng Technology is also engaging in investment opportunities, participating in a private equity fund to deepen its integration into the semiconductor and electronic materials industry chain [7]. Market Opportunities - The company has recently received certification from NVIDIA, positioning itself to benefit from the anticipated geometric growth in the PCB electronic chemical market driven by AI server applications [8][9]. - With the breakthrough in domestic wet process equipment technology, Tiancheng Technology is poised to capture market share in high-reliability PCBs, particularly for AI servers, challenging the previous monopoly held by foreign brands [9][10].