Company Presentation Infineon Technologies AG September 2021

2021-09-01 Table of contents

1 Infineon at a glance

2 Strategy

3 Market and business development

4 Sustainability

5 Additional company information

top 10 semiconductor company

~46,700 employees* leading player in automotive, systems for power management and drives, sensor systems, connected secure systems, wireless combos, differentiated memories

9%+ I 19% I 13% target operating model**

* as of 30 September 2020 ** over the cycle 9%+ revenue growth; 19% Segment Result margin; investment-to-sales ratio of 13%; targets to be approached as integration progresses

2021-09-01 Copyright © Infineon Technologies AG 2021. All rights reserved. 3 Infineon at a glance Business segments revenue* Employees* Connected Secure 46,700 employees worldwide Systems (CSS) 14% EMEA 19,100 Automotive Americas Power & Sensor 29% 43% (ATV) 5,200 Systems (PSS) Asia/Pacific 22,400 14% 60 R&D locations Industrial Power Control (IPC) 19 manufacturing locations** Financials Market position 8,567 7,063 7,599 8,029 Automotive Power Microcontroller 6,473

17.1% 17.8% 16.4% 15.2% 13.7% 982 1,208 1,353 1,319 1,170 # 1 # 1 # 3 FY 16 FY 17 FY 18 FY 19 FY 20 Strategy Analytics, Omdia, Omdia, Revenue Segment result Segment result margin April 2021 September 2020 March 2021 *2020 Fiscal year (as of 30 September 2020) **as of 1 April 2021 For further information: Infineon Annual Report 2020

1 Infineon at a glance

2 Strategy

3 Market and business development

4 Sustainability

5 Additional company information

2021-09-01 Copyright © Infineon Technologies AG 2021. All rights reserved. 5 2021-09-01 Copyright © Infineon Technologies AG 2021. All rights reserved. 6 Global megatrends underline the increasing importance of microelectronics

Demographic & social change Climate change & resource scarcity

Urbanization Digital transformation

Energy efficiency

Mobility

Security

IoT and big data

Growth area: Energy efficiency Growth drivers and major product categories Rising demand for energy, growing depletion of fossil › Power generation from renewable energy sources: resources and climate change challenge our world to find IGBT modules, SiC modules, discrete power devices smarter, more efficient ways of generating, transmitting, distributing, storing and using energy. The efficiency potential › Energy transmission and distribution: High-power IGBT of technology and semiconductors in particular can modules throughout the entire energy conversion chain significantly › Energy storage: IGBT modules, SiC modules contribute to achieving the long-term, global savings goals. › Energy usage: Discrete power devices, IGBT modules, driver ICs, MCUs, SiC modules, SiC MOSFETs, SiC diodes, A strong commitment to energy efficiency has been part of GaN HEMTs Infineon’s DNA for over 40 years. As the global leader in power semiconductors, our products and solutions allow energy to be generated more efficiently – especially from renewable sources, to be transmitted and distributed with reduced losses and to be used across the widest application spectrum from electric vehicles through data centers to smart buildings.

Growth area: Mobility Growth drivers and major product categories

Megatrends like demographic shifts, social change and › Electromobility: IGBT modules, SiC modules, discrete urbanization present society with new mobility challenges. power devices, MCUs, sensors Cities need to manage growing public and private traffic volumes while also mitigating the environmental and climate › Charging infrastructure for electromobility: IGBT impact of all this mobility. modules, SiC modules, SiC discretes, discrete power devices, MCUs, security solutions Through its semiconductors, Infineon is building more › Automated driving: Sensors, radar, MCUs, power devices, intelligence, responsiveness and autonomy into transport memories, connectivity and security solutions systems – enabling mobility solutions ranging from eBikes and › Passenger and freight transport: High-power IGBT eScooters through hybrid and fully electric vehicles to modules underground and high-speed trains. › Infotainment: MCUs, touch control, Wi-Fi/BT controllers, USB Type-C PD controllers

Growth area: Security Growth drivers and major product categories

In an increasingly digital world with more and more › Mobile devices: Security solutions based on contactless and connected devices, people want to interact and communicate dual-interface security controllers in a secure way that protects their data against theft and misuse. Securing electronic devices and infrastructures is a › Authentication for the IoT: Embedded security solutions number one priority. › Industrial application: Embedded security solutions, TPMs, connectivity solutions Addressing this need for security is one of Infineon’s key › Connected vehicles: Embedded SIMs, connectivity competencies. We provide our customers with robust, future- solutions oriented embedded security hardware for electronic devices, › Integrity of devices: TPMs computer systems, network components and industrial facilities.

Growth area: IoT and big data Growth drivers and major product categories

The IoT is reaching a breakthrough point as technologies and › Smart cars: Sensors, radar, MCUs, power devices, components work together more seamlessly. Smart and memories, connectivity solutions, security solutions connected objects link the real with the digital world, helping us › Smart home and smart building: Sensors, MCUs, power to tackle the major challenges of our time, such as climate devices, memories, connectivity solutions, security solutions change and the growing world population. › Smart things: Sensors, MCUs, power devices, memories, connectivity solutions, security solutions It is impossible to imagine the world of IoT and big data without microchips, which is why Infineon is the backbone of the IoT. › Smart factory: Sensors, MCUs, power devices, memories, Our capabilities in sensing, computing, actuating, connecting connectivity solutions, security solutions and securing unlock new markets and applications. They make › Data and communication infrastructure: Power devices, the IoT smart, easy and energy-efficient. As a leader in memories, SiC devices, GaN HEMTs, RF devices semiconductor system solutions, we make the IoT what it needs to be: secure, easy and real. We make the IoT work. .

Coin cell-powered devices Battery-powered devices Power supplies Information and data Industrial IoT about the real world

Drives Real- Connectivity Software Digital Smart Home world applica Ecosystem world

Smart City tions

Consumer IoT Value addition and optimized use of resources Smartphones

Health care products Automotive

Sense: sensors Compute: microcontrollers, memories Actuate: power semiconductors Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB

1 Infineon at a glance

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3 Market and business development

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Global Semiconductor Market Market size in billion US-Dollar

Market size (revenue) Forecast revenue range

Source: WSTS for historical data. Forecast:  of WSTS, Omdia, Gartner, IC Insights, VLSI Research; last update 21 July 2021

Automotive Power discretes Microcontroller semiconductors and modules suppliers total market in 2020: $35.0bn total market in 2019: $21.0bn total market in 2020: $17.3bn 19.0 17.1 Infineon 13.… Infineon Renesas % % 16.7 NXP 10.9 ON Semi 8.4% NXP % % 14.6 Renesas 8.5% STMicro 5.8% Infineon % 14.5 TI 8.3% Mitsubishi 5.5% STMicro % 12.7 Toshiba Microchip STMicro 7.5% 4.5% %

Source: Based on or includes research from Strategy Source: Based on or includes research from Omdia, Source: Based on or includes research from Omdia, Analytics, "Automotive Semiconductor Vendor "Power Semiconductor Market Share Database “Annual 2001-2020 Semiconductor Market Shares", April 2021 – 2020", September 2020 Market Share Competitive Landscaping Tool – Q4 2020”, March 2021

Security ICs NOR Flash Wi-Fi standalone ICs total market in 2019: $2.8bn total market in 2020: $2.4bn total market in 2019: 987m units

Infineon 26.3% Winbond Electronics 27.1% Media Tek 16.3%

NXP 21.5%Macronix International 24.1% NXP 15.9%

GigaDevice Qualcomm Samsung 17.8% Semiconductor 18.1% 14.5%

STMicro 12.7% Infineon 14.8% Broadcom 10.0%

CEC Huada 9.2% Micron Technology 5.6% Infineon 9.8% Infineon is focusing on wearables and IoT but not addressing routers, PCs, notebooks, tablets. Source: Based on or includes research from ABI Source: Based on or includes research from Omdia, Source: Based on or includes research from ABI Research, “Smart Card and Embedded “Annual 2001-2020 Semiconductor Research, “Wireless Connectivity Security“, October 2020 Market Share Competitive Landscaping Tool – Technology Segmentation and Addressable Q4 2020”, March 2021 Markets – Q3 2020 Update”, July 2020

Revenue and result

2,700 2,722 [EUR m] 2,490 2,631 2,174 18.6% 17.4% 18.2% 15.2% 10.1%

220 379 489 470 496 Q3 FY20Q4 FY20Q1 FY21Q2 FY21Q3 FY21

Revenue Segment result Segment result margin

Connected Secure Systems Automotive

14% 43%

Power & Sensor Systems Industrial Power Control 29%

14%

*2020 Fiscal year (as of 30 September 2020)

Revenue split by region*

EMEA1 Greater China2 27% 37%

12% Americas 9% 15%

Japan APAC3

1 Europe, Middle East, Africa 2 Greater China comprises Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan 3 Asia Pacific (excluding Greater China and Japan) * 2020 Fiscal year (as of 30 September 2020)

Core applications: Assistance systems and safety systems, Comfort electronics, Infotainment, Powertrain, Security

[EUR m] 1,219 1,150 1,205 1,045

810 16.1% 16.2% 16.5%

5.6%

-3.2% 59 185 197 199 -26 Q3 FY20 Q4 FY20 Q1 FY21 Q2 FY21 Q3 FY21 Revenue Segment result Segment result margin

Core applications: Energy generation, Energy storage, Energy transmission, Home appliances, Industrial drives, Industrial power supplies, Industrial Robotics, Industrial vehicles, Traction

[EUR m] 412 366 349 362 361

17.2% 19.8% 16.9% 16.3% 19.9%

63 69 61 59 82 Q3 FY20 Q4 FY20 Q1 FY21 Q2 FY21 Q3 FY21 Revenue Segment result Segment result margin

Core applications: Audio amplifiers, BLDC motor, Cellular communications infrastructure, Charging stations for electric vehicles, HiRel, Human- Machine-Interaction, Internet of Things, LED and conventional lighting systems, Mobile devices, Power management

[Mio. €] 759 779 787 757 681 27.5% 25.3% 23.4% 21.0% 22.1%

143 209 197 184 167 Q3 FY20 Q4 FY20 Q1 FY21 Q2 FY21 Q3 FY21 Revenue Segment result Segment result margin

Core applications: Authentication, Automotive, Consumer electronics, Government identification documents, Internet of Things, Mobile communications, Payment systems, Ticketing, Access control, Trusted computing

[EUR m] 335 346 312 333 329

12.5% 12.6% 13.4% 13.6% 9.1%

39 42 45 30 47 Q3 FY20 Q4 FY20 Q1 FY21 Q2 FY21 Q3 FY21 Revenue Segment result Segment result margin

EMS partners Distribution partners

Warstein Regensburg 19 locations1 Dresden Villach Cegléd

San José Cheonan Temecula Tijuana Wuxi Mesa Cavite 2 Austin Singapore Leominster Batam

Melaka Kulim Bangkok 1 as of 1 April 2021 Frontend Backend 2Penang is assigned to the Austin site

About 13 percent of Infineon's annual revenue goes into Research and Development (R&D). In fiscal year 2020, R&D investments amounted to 1.1 billion euros.

29,420 patents in the overall portfolio show a high level of innovative strength 60* sites in 20 countries and regions:

and long-term competitiveness. In fiscal Americas Richmond (Canada); Tijuana (Mexico); Andover, Austin, Chandler, Colorado Springs, El year 2020 alone, Infineon registered Segundo, Hazlet, Irvine, Lexington, Lynnwood, Milpitas, Portland, San Diego, San José, 1,690 new patents. Temecula and Warwick (all USA) APAC Bangalore (India); Seoul (Korea); Ipoh, Kulim, Melaka and Penang (all Malaysia); Batam Island (Indonesia), Muntinlupa (Philippines); Singapore Numerous innovative ecosystems Greater China Chengdu, Shanghai, Shenzen, Xi'an (all Mainland China); Hsinchu and Taipei (both Taiwan) with tech companies, universities and Japan Kawasaki, Musashi Kosugi, Nagoya, Sendai (all Japan) research institutes are of great Europe Herlev (Denmark); Augsburg, Dresden, Duisburg, Erlangen, Langen, Martinsried, Neubiberg, Regensburg and Warstein (all Germany); Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade (France); Bristol and importance to Infineon. Reigate (both Great Britain); Cork and Dublin (both Ireland); Netanya (Israel); Padua and Pavia (both Italy); Graz, Linz and Villach (all Austria); Cegléd (Hungary), Bukarest (Rumania); Lviv (Ukraine)

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Infineon ranks among the 10 percent1 most sustainable companies in the world

› Sustainability at Infineon includes social, ecological and economic values › Infineon was one of the first semiconductor companies to voluntarily commit to the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact › Infineon meets global societal challenges such as climate protection, energy efficiency and resource management with innovative products › Infineon's climate target is to become carbon-neutral by 20302. Emissions are to be cut by 70 percent over the 2019 calendar year3 levels by 2025 › External evaluation of the commitment: – MSCI ESG Research rates Infineon with AA for the third consecutive year – Included in the Dow Jones Sustainability™ World Index for the sixth time in a row – Received "Gold Status" of the rating agency EcoVadis for the sixth time

1 Based on the results of The Sustainability Yearbook 2020 by S&P Global in cooperation with RobecoSam. 2 in terms of Infineon's direct and indirect energy- and heat-related emissions (Scope 1 and 2). 3 including Cypress.

For further information: Infineon Sustainability Report 2020

CO2 neutrality by 2030 – primarily by avoiding 1. emissions

Realization of 70 percent of the required savings and 2. compensations by 2025

Our products and solutions enable a net ecological benefit, equal to the average annual CO2 emissions from electricity consumption of more than 90 million people living in Europe1

2 3 CO2 burden CO2 savings of around of around 1.61 million tons 56 million tons Ratio around 1:35 CO2 equivalents CO2 equivalents

Net ecological benefit: CO2 emissions reduction of more than 54 million tons

1 Based on the average electricity consumption of private households in Germany and official energy conversion factors. 2 This figure takes into account manufacturing, transportation, own vehicles, flights, raw materials and consumables, chemicals, water/waste water, direct emissions, energy consumption, waste etc. at all production sites included in IMPRES and at the Campeon headquarters (Germany), as well as direct and indirect energy-related emissions by manufacturing service providers. It is based on data collected internally and publicly available conversion factors and relates to the 2020 fiscal year. 3 This figure is based on internally established criteria, which are described in the explanatory notes. The figure relates to the 2019 calendar year and takes into account the following application areas: automotive, LED, induction cookers, servers, renewable energy (wind, photovoltaic) and cell phone chargers as well as drives. CO2 savings are calculated based on the potential savings generated by technologies in which semiconductors are used. The CO2 savings are allocated based on Infineon's market share, semiconductor share and the lifetime of the technologies concerned, based on internal and external experts' estimations. Despite the fact that carbon footprint calculations are subject to imprecision due to the complex issues involved, the results are nevertheless clear.

1 Infineon at a glance

2 Strategy

3 Market and business development

4 Sustainability

5 Additional company information

Preethi Baran Thomas Wrzesinsky Marcel Kuba Dr. Pamela Lin Director, Field Sales, Maintenance Technician, Director, Field Application Senior Engineer Advanced in Livonia in Dresden Engineering, in Munich Analytics, in Singapore

"It's motivating to work with our "We maintenance technicians "The acquisition of Cypress enables "It's amazing how we use advance customers to transform our mobility keep production moving. I Infineon now to offer complete best data analytics & AI techniques to through innovation, safety and appreciate the teamwork: when in class system solutions for new create intelligent systems for solving security." everyone pulls together to find the automotive applications." complex business problems and error and to get the equipment driving manufacturing efficiency." running again."

At Infineon, 46,700* people from over 100 countries work together around the world toward one mission: to make life easier, safer and greener. For more information please visit www.infineon.com/career *as of 30 September 2020 2021-09-01 Copyright © Infineon Technologies AG 2021. All rights reserved. 33 Our competitive advantage: Differentiating as quality leader

Our path We do what we promise. That's quality made by Infineon.

Our aspiration Zero defect regarding the committed › functionality › reliability › time › volume and cost

Our foundation International standards such as ISO 9001, IATF 16949, AS 9100, IEC 17025, ISO 26262

Environmental Real Estate Business & Loss & Fraud Protection, and Facility Operations Investigations Sustainability and Management Support Climate Protection

Business Continuity Security and Asset 1 1 Crisis Protection ISO 14001 ISO 45001 ISO 223012 ISO 500013 Management

Cyber and Corporate Business Information Security Export Social Continuity as well as Compliance Responsibility Planning Data Protection

1 ISO 14001/45001 worldwide certification scheme. 2 ISO 22301 certified in Villach and Dresden. 3 ISO 50001 certified at EU sites.

Successfully shaping challenging times Infineon Technologies Austria AG Fiscal Year 2020 2021-09-01 Company overview

Fiscal Year 2020 (as of 30.09.2020) Revenue € 3,108.7 M Linz (R&D) Earnings before tax € 196.2 M 177 employees Investments € 386.1 M Employees 4,517 Wien (Vertrieb) R&D expenditure 16 % in % of revenue 9 employees

4,517 Graz (R&D) employees 431 employees

Klagenfurt (IT) international headquarter function 192 employees Austrian subsidiaries Infineon Technologies Linz IT Services, Klagenfurt Villach (R&D, P, G, IT) KAI, Villach international headquarter function 3,708 employees Foreign subsidiaries incl. KAI Kompetenzzentrum Automobil- & Infineon Technologies Romania SCS (R&D) Industrieelektronik Infineon Technologies (Kulim) Sdn Bhd, Malaysia (P)

Infineon Austria combines research & development, production and global business responsibility.

The board of Infineon Technologies Austria AG Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Sabine Herlitschka, MBA CEO and Technology Director Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Oliver Heinrich CFO Dr. Thomas Reisinger Operations Director

Automotive Industrial Power Control › … in 17 of the 20 best-selling › … among the top 10* electric and plug-in hybrid manufacturers of wind power vehicles worldwide and solar plants**

* Infineon is serving the top-10 but not necessarily as a sole supplier. **by shipped capacity in MW: Wood Mackenzie, Power & Renewables, "Historic wind turbine OEM market share”, March 2019 and by shipped capacity in MW: based on or includes content supplied by Informa Tech (former IHS Markit Technology), "PV Inverter Market Tracker – Q3 2019“, October 2019

Power & Sensor Systems Connected Secure Systems › … in over 50 % of all data › ... in identity documents of centers worldwide 75 percent of the world population

Infineon Technologies Austria Group FY 2019 FY 2020 Change incl. Austrian subsidiaries

Revenue in million € 3,113.8 3,108.7 ~ 0 %

Earnings before tax in million € 306.4 196.2 - 36 %

Employees 4,609 4,517 - 2 %

Investments in million € 308.1 386.1 + 25 %

R&D Expenditure in million € 525 498 - 5 % (in % of revenue) (17 %) (16 %)

Overall purchasing volume: 536 million Euro thereof 217 million in Austria and thereof 138 million in Carinthia

*Fiscal Year 2019/20, as of 30 September 2020

Linz

Villach Graz

Space created for present and future - all extensions completed: capacity for 860 additional R&D workplaces

Our new fully automated chip factory for power semiconductors is ready for production

With smart infrastructure solutions and green hydrogen, we save 30,000 metric

tons of CO2 per year.

Official opening on 17 September 2021 - more information at www.infineon.com/missionfuture

Fire station building completed

Chip factory Research building completed • Transfer of production system completed • Chip factory "ready for production” • Ramp-up phase underway Infrastructure • Multi-storey car park opened (9 floors, 924 parking spaces) • Infineon street opened • Austria's most modern canteen kitchen opened • New 110/20 KV substation and power supply completed

4,517 employees

approx. 27 % international employees 70 nations 18.4 % share of women 57 % graduates

The strategy 2025 of Infineon Austria has the aim of making the optimal contribution to the Group's goals. Infineon Austria also takes into account the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in all target areas of the strategy.

12 product lines from 3 divisions

Power & Sensor Industrial Power Automotive Systems Control

High Voltage Gate Driver Power Management ICs Chips & Discretes Discretes & Chips High Voltage Power Conversion Intelligent Power Modules Enterprise Power Gate Driver Ultra-Low Voltage Switches Low Voltage Switches Medium Voltage Switches Power Management Controller & Driver

Divisions of Infineon

Product lines Infineon Austria

› Competence center for exceptionally thin (up to 40µm) silicon wafers › Serial production of power semiconductors („Energy saving chips“) in 300-millimeter thinwafer technology › Manufacturing competencies for MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems), e.g. tire pressure sensors › Global competence center for Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Gallium Nitride (GaN) of the group › One Virtual Fab: Highly flexible semiconductor production thanks to identical production environment at the 300-millimeter sites in Villach and Dresden

8.45 billion chips (FY 2020) 23,260 m² clean room area approx. 1,800 product types Wafer-diameters: 150 mm, 200 mm, 300 mm

CO2 balance sheet Infineon Austria Net ecological benefit of 8.45 billion chips produced:

CO2 emissions reduction of about 9 million tons

1 2 CO2 burden CO2 savings around 0.11 million tons around 9 million tons Ratio ~ 1:81 CO2 equivalents CO2 equivalents

The CO2 savings corresponds to… …64 % of all annual car emissions in Austria. …10,500 flights of a full Airbus A380 from Vienna to Singapore. …of the annual power generation of photovoltaic systems on an area as large as Villach (approx. 150 km²).

1) This figure considers manufacturing, transportation, function cars, flights, materials, chemicals, water/wastewater, direct emissions, energy consumption, waste, etc. and is based on internally collected data and externally available conversion factors. All data relate to the 2020 fiscal year. 2) This figure is based on internally established criteria. The figure relates to the calendar year 2019 and considers the following fields of application: automotive, LED, induction cookers, servers, renewable energy (wind, photovoltaic), mobile phone chargers as well as drives. CO₂ savings are calculated on the basis of potential savings of technologies in which semiconductors are used.

› From 2021 hydrogen from renewable energy will be produced in Villach and used in production. › Next Step: Recycling in public transport.

1,960 Employees in R&D = ¼ of the total R&D staff of the Infineon Group

191 The most research- Initial patent applications focused industrial company in Austria

€ 498 million R&D expenditure = 16% of total revenue

Energy saving chips for solar inverters › Production in Villach › Robust energy saving chips based on silicon carbide (SiC) › Austrian customer Fronius relies on Infineon solution in hybrid inverters for photovoltaic systems › Advantages: higher efficiency and reliability, optimal energy management

Radar technology › R&D competence from Linz › Key technology in semi- and fully automated vehicles › Optical distance measurement, warning systems, automatic emergency braking › With more than 100 million 77 GHz radar chips sold to date, Infineon is the global technology and market leader in this area

Wireless Charging › R&D and production in Villach › Innovative product solutions for charging systems › More energy-efficient, more simple and faster › Smartphones, electric tools, household appliances, electric toys or medical devices

Security chips in Austrian cards, ID‘s and smart wearables › R&D competence from Graz › Contactless payments with smart wearables and NFC debit cards (Payment Services Austria / Austria Card) › Electronic passports (Austrian state printing) › Austrian social security card "e-card" (Austria Card) › Security technologies for mobile Near Field Communication applications

3D image sensor › R&D competence from Graz › World´s smallest camera module for smartphones › Face ID: Secure and convenient authentication for mobile payment applications and mobile ID

Internet growth is driving the use of energy-efficient semiconductors › R&D competence from Villach › 50 % of all servers worldwide are equipped with Infineon chips › Semiconductors for infrastructure, server capacities, end devices › Global Internet traffic is expected to double by 2022. Thanks to innovative chips, energy consumption will remain more or less the same*.

*IEA (2020), Data Centres and Data Transmission Networks, IEA, Paris https://www.iea.org/reports/data-centres-and-data-transmission-networks

› Cooperation with Fraunhofer Innovation Centre “Digitalization & Artificial Intelligence” (KI4LIFE) University Klagenfurt

› Involvement in Silicon Austria Developing Austria into a leading high-tech location for electronics-based systems

› Silicon Alps Cluster in Carinthia and Styria Austrian technology, innovation and microelectronic cluster

› European project iDev40 One of the largest European Industry 4.0 projects

› 6 endowed professorships: 139 University Innsbruck: Power electronics research collaborations Technical University Graz: Data Science in Austria, Europe and beyond Technical University Graz: Autonomous driving Technical University Vienna: Human-Centered Cyber-Physical Production and (FY 2020) Assembly Systems University Klagenfurt & Technical University Graz : Industry 4.0 – adaptive and connected production systems University Klagenfurt: Sustainable Energy Management

Network in research and education Cooperation in education Cluster and European projects

Competence centers/ Research centers

Corporate Social Responsibility

Children › IDC (International Day Care Center) toddler group & kindergarden at two locations

Pupils › ISC (International School Carinthia) › Girls Day › „Smart Learning“ classes › Infineon education fund: Lerncafé Infineon of Caritas Carinthia

Students › Apprenticeship and studies at the FH Carinthia › Infineon School in Villach › PhD@Infineon Austria › Infineon Hub at the TU Vienna

Employees Since 2014: more than › Carinthian International Center › Gender Diversity 65,000 children, › Junior Talent Program young people and students were reached › Generation management

futurezone Award “5G innovation of the year” for EU-research project “UltimateGaN” 2019

Fraunhofer study: top 5 of 275 companies in technology management 2017 Innovation Austrian State Award for Innovation 2013 Carinthian Innovation and Research Award 2012

EFQM Excellence Award Winner 2018 Quality & Supplier Best Joint Innovation & Best Quality Award, Huawei Core Supplier Convention 2018 Reliability Toyota Honor Quality Award 2019, 2018

State-awarded apprenticeship company 2019 Employer Integration Award “Lehre mit Asyl”, Carinthia 2019 Basic certification audit berufundfamilie 2019, 2016, 2013 GreenTech Award for climate protection technologies 2020 Environmental „Future made in Austria“ (ÖGSV) Protection, Health EMAS Award 2018, 2013 and sustainability Quality seal for workplace health promotion 2021, 2018, 2015, 2012

Sabine Herlitschka, Ring of Honor of the City of Villach 2020 Further Recognitions Export Award of the Austrian Economic Chamber 2018

2021-09-01 Copyright © Infineon Technologies AG 2021. All rights reserved. 60 From an extended workbench to a pioneer of digitalization 2020 Completion of the new R&D building for 600 R&D workplaces in Villach Expansion of the R&D location in Graz by additional 290 R&D workplaces Move into the new building at the Linz site with space for 400 R&D workstations and renaming to Infineon Technologies Linz GmbH & Co KG 2019 Development center DICE in Linz 100% taken over by Infineon 2018 Construction of a new, fully automated 300 mm chip factory in Villach Decision for expansion of the R&D sites Graz, Linz and Villach by additional 860 R&D workplaces 2017 Global competence center for Silicon Carbide (SiC) semiconductors 2016 Extended global business responsibility due to integration of International Rectifier 2015 R&D and production building complex with pilot area Industry 4.0 in Villach 2013 Start of chip production on 12-inch (300mm) thin wafers 2006 Competence center automotive & industrial electronics (KAI) Opening frontend factory in Kulim, Malaysia 2004 Founding of IT-Services in Klagenfurt 2000 Going public of the Infineon Group Villach 1974 1999 Siemens Semiconductors becomes Infineon Technologies Joint venture development center DICE with University in Linz 1998 Construction of the development center in Graz 1997 Villach competence center and leading site for power electronics 1979 Start development center for microelectronics in Villach Launch of chip production on 4-inch (100mm) wafers 1970 Siemens diode production founded in Villach

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