Core Viewpoint - The power semiconductor market is expanding significantly due to the global trend of automotive electrification and the "dual carbon" strategy, with leading domestic company SIDA Semiconductor (603290.SH) planning to issue convertible bonds totaling up to 1.5 billion yuan [1][6]. Summary by Sections Fundraising Purpose - The funds raised from the convertible bonds will be primarily allocated to four areas, focusing on three industrialization projects related to core components for new energy vehicles (NEVs) [2]. - The largest portion, 600 million yuan, will be invested in the manufacturing project for automotive-grade SiC MOSFET modules, which are critical for the main drive system control modules in NEVs due to their high voltage, high frequency, and high efficiency characteristics [2]. - The IPM (Intelligent Power Module) manufacturing project targets high-frequency medium-voltage applications such as NEV air conditioning and electric compressors, with a projected demand of 440 million units in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 20.8% [2]. - The automotive-grade GaN module industrialization project aims to establish a complete process platform for GaN chip packaging, testing, and system integration, focusing on next-generation semiconductor technologies [2]. Company Performance - Since its IPO in 2020, the company's revenue has surged from 963 million yuan to 3.663 billion yuan by 2023, while net profit increased from 181 million yuan to 911 million yuan [5]. - However, in 2024, the company experienced its first simultaneous decline in revenue and net profit since 2016, with revenue dropping to 3.391 billion yuan (a 7.43% decrease) and net profit falling to 508 million yuan (a 44.24% decrease) [5]. Competitive Landscape - The global power semiconductor market is dominated by international giants like Infineon and ON Semiconductor, indicating that domestic companies still face challenges in technology accumulation and production capacity [8]. - The domestic SiC industry is rapidly developing, with companies like Shanxi Tiancheng achieving mass production of 8-inch SiC single crystal substrates, and Jie Square Semiconductor's first 8-inch SiC wafer factory expected to be operational by 2027 [8]. - The ability of SIDA Semiconductor to maintain its competitive edge amidst fierce competition will depend on its future technology transformation and mass production capabilities [8].