Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights that Kema Technology's new production base in Suzhou is set to be fully operational by 2025, with the first quarter seeing the successful relocation of the original ceramic heater workshop to the new facility [2] - The company aims to increase the theoretical production capacity of ceramic heaters to nearly 200 units per month by the end of 2025 to meet the ongoing demand from wafer manufacturers and major domestic semiconductor equipment manufacturers [2] - In the first quarter of 2025, Kema Technology's revenue structure remained stable, with ceramic structural components accounting for approximately 50%, "function-structure" modular products for 33%, and surface treatment services and metal structural components for 10% [2] Group 2 - In terms of modular product development, the 8-inch electrostatic chucks have achieved small-scale production, while the 12-inch products are currently being tested and promoted in wafer fabs [3] - The company has completed mass production and delivery of 6-inch non-porous silicon carbide kits, with 8-inch products passing verification from Northern Huachuang, and some components of the 12-inch porous silicon carbide kits also verified [3] - The new Suzhou production base will integrate a dedicated production line for electrostatic chucks, providing support for future mass production [3]