（编辑 丛可心） 证券日报网2月25日讯 ，赛微电子在接受调研者提问时表示，随着万物互联与人工智能的兴起，作为集 成电路细分行业的MEMS获得了更广阔的市场空间和业务机会。传统的传感器、执行器和无源结构器件 逐步被替代，MEMS技术的渗透率得以进一步提高。根据世界权威半导体市场研究机构 YoleDevelopment发布的《StatusoftheMEMSIndustry2025》，全球MEMS市场规模将由2024年的154亿美 元增长至2030年的192亿美元，CAGR（年均复合增长率）达到3.7%。MEMS行业Foundry模式与IDM模 式并存，代工企业通过支持Fabless、Fablite设计公司快速创新，推动MEMS生态发展。公司非常突出的 特点在于，公司是国内业界领先、极少数以Pure-Foundry模式运营的MEMS芯片专业制造厂商，包括其 他商业模式下的竞争对手主要为台积电、Teledyne、IMT、X-FAB、芯联集成、华鑫微纳、广州增芯、 上海先进、华虹宏力、华润微、士兰微等。截至目前，不同MEMS应用领域的竞争格局存在不同差异， 通信计算、生物医疗、工业汽车和消费电子领域的中高端市场已经开 ...

2026年2月25日，赛微电子披露接待调研公告，公司于2月25日接待淡水泉基金、孝庸基金、领丰资本、 腾飞资本等4家机构调研。 调研情况显示，赛微电子专注MEMS芯片制造主业，组织了北京FAB3产线洁净间参观。公司收购展诚 科技，因其为高新技术企业等，从事芯片设计服务及EDA软件开发，可协同MEMS EDA领域开发，拓 展战略布局，推动"MEMS＋"模式提升竞争力；转让瑞典Silex控制权是基于国际政经环境，为其寻求稳 定经营环境，避免价值减损，公司保留约45％股份获取投资收益及重大决策参与权。 赛微电子瑞典产线毛利率高于北京产线，因运营久、工艺开发占比高、折旧压力小，但北京产线工艺开 发毛利率不一定低；北京FAB3产能利用率较低，规划推动硅麦克风等量产爬坡、风险试产及工艺开 发，未来随订单增加提升良率和产能利用率；北京FAB3已量产硅麦克风等，试产气体芯片等，推进微 流控等工艺开发到量产阶段。 MEMS行业因万物互联和智能传感需求前景广阔，正替代传统传感器，公司认为纯代工模式能为设计公 司节省投入，与IDM模式长期共存；行业规模预计2024到2030年从154亿美元增至192亿，CAGR3． 7％，中高端市 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the strategic decision by Saiwei Electronics to transfer 45.24% of its shares in Swedish Silex Microsystems AB to seven parties, aiming to optimize resource allocation and focus on the Chinese semiconductor market while maintaining significant influence in Silex's operations [1][4][10]. Group 1: Transaction Details - On June 13, 2025, Saiwei Electronics announced a major asset transaction to transfer its 45.24% stake in Swedish Silex for 2.375 billion Swedish Krona, equivalent to approximately 1.783 billion CNY [1]. - Post-transaction, Saiwei will no longer hold a controlling stake in Silex but will retain 45.24% of shares and two board seats, allowing participation in major decision-making [1][5]. Group 2: Background of Swedish Silex - Founded in 2000, Swedish Silex is a leading MEMS chip manufacturer, which saw significant growth under Saiwei's ownership, with employee numbers increasing from over 100 to over 400 and revenue rising from over 200 million to over 800 million [3]. - The company faced challenges due to international political changes, including scrutiny from the Swedish Strategic Products Inspection Authority and a denied export license for MEMS technology to its Beijing subsidiary [3][4]. Group 3: Strategic Rationale - The transaction is aimed at addressing the complex international political and economic environment, allowing Silex to seek a more stable operational environment and mitigate potential risks associated with maintaining Saiwei's controlling position [4][5]. - Saiwei aims to concentrate resources on its Beijing MEMS wafer factory, enhancing its domestic semiconductor capabilities and capitalizing on market opportunities in China's semiconductor industry [9][10]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The transaction is expected to generate substantial cash inflow for Saiwei, improving its asset-liability structure and enabling further investments in strategic areas [1][10]. - Saiwei's ongoing focus on MEMS technology development and manufacturing capabilities is underscored by its significant R&D investments and the achievement of multiple patents, positioning the company for future growth in the semiconductor sector [7][9].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the strategic decision by Saiwei Electronics to transfer 45.24% of its shares in Swedish Silex Microsystems AB to seven parties, aiming to optimize resource allocation and focus on the Chinese semiconductor market while maintaining significant influence over Silex's operations [1][4]. Group 1: Transaction Details - On June 13, 2025, Saiwei Electronics announced a major asset transaction to transfer its 45.24% stake in Swedish Silex for 2.375 billion Swedish Krona, equivalent to approximately 1.783 billion RMB [1]. - Post-transaction, Saiwei will no longer hold a controlling stake in Silex but will retain 45.24% of shares and two board seats, allowing continued participation in significant decision-making [1][4]. Group 2: Background of Swedish Silex - Founded in 2000, Swedish Silex is a leading MEMS chip manufacturer, which has seen substantial growth under Saiwei's ownership, with employee numbers increasing from over 100 to over 400 and revenue rising from over 200 million to over 800 million [3]. - The company faced challenges due to international political changes, including scrutiny from the Swedish Strategic Products Inspection Authority and a denied export license for MEMS technology to its Beijing subsidiary [3][4]. Group 3: Strategic Rationale - The transaction is aimed at addressing the complex international political and economic environment, allowing Silex to seek a more stable operating environment and maintain relationships with key customers and suppliers [4][8]. - Saiwei aims to concentrate resources on its Beijing MEMS wafer factory, enhancing its domestic operations and capitalizing on the growth of the Chinese semiconductor industry [8]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The transaction is expected to provide significant cash inflow, improving Saiwei's asset-liability structure and enabling further investments in strategic areas [1][8]. - Despite the change in ownership structure, Saiwei's core business in MEMS chip development and wafer manufacturing remains unchanged, ensuring continued focus on its primary operations [8][9].