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Rest of World Company Profiles Angstrem ANGSTREM Angstrem 103460 Zelenograd Russia Telephone: (7) (095) 531-1470/2515 Fax: (7) (095) 531-2756/0306 IC Manufacturer Employees 3,500 Company Overview and Strategy Angstrem was established in 1963 to produce hybrid ICs, and beginning in 1973 the company began producing monolithic ICs as well. In the former Soviet Union, Angstrem was the leader in CMOS IC technology. In fact, all Soviet CMOS technology was developed by Angstrem. It was the original and main experimental plant for the Soviet Union microelectronics industry. In 1990, Angstrem began commercial production as part of the Soviet conversion program, and in April 1993, Angstrem became a private company. The company also produces consumer electronic goods (e.g., calculators, computer games, and toys) that are based on captive IC production. Export sales account for about two-thirds of total sales. Most of its sales are to "second tier" Western, East European, or other countries (e.g., India, Hong Kong, Singapore, Turkey, South Africa, and Hungary). Angstrem desires to gain technical and managerial assistance from North American companies and investors in the microelectronics industry to become more competitive in western world markets. Management Valery L. Dzhkhunian, Ph.D. Director General Anatoly I. Sukhoparov, Ph.D. Deputy Director General Alexander L. Shabalin Manager, Strategic Planning and Development Vladimir S. Stravnitsky Head of Foreign Relations Department Vyacheslav S. Ryzhkin Chief of Foreign Relations Products and Processes In 1991, 36 percent of Angstrem's plant output was memory ICs (DRAMs, SRAMs, and EPROMs). However, the company stopped production of memory ICs, as well as microprocessors, in 1993 as part of a restructuring plan it is still carrying out. The bulk of its IC production uses CMOS technology. INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION 4-1 Angstrem Rest of World Company Profiles Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities Angstrem 103460 Zelenograd Russia Cleanroom size: 21,500 square feet (Class 10) Capacity (wafers/week): 11,500 Wafer size: 100mm Processes: CMOS, bipolar, BiCMOS Products: Consumer electronics ICs, logic ICs Feature sizes: 1.2µm-2.0µm (installing 0.8µm process) Angstrem began the construction of a 150mm wafer fab in 1989 that was originally planned for completion in 1990. However, it was put on hold during the 1990-1991 timeframe due to the collapse of the former Soviet Union. Angstrem now plans for the facility to be operational in 1996. It will feature nearly 25,000 square feet of Class 10 cleanroom space for the production of ICs for consumer electronics, telecommunications, and data processing using 0.8µm to 2.0µm CMOS, bipolar, and BiCMOS process technologies. 4-2 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION Rest of World Company Profiles Bharat Electronics BHARAT ELECTRONICS Bharat Electronics Ltd. U.S. Representative: Integrated Circuits Division Bharat Electronics Ltd. Bangalore Complex 53 Hilton Avenue Jalahalli, Bangalore 560 013 Garden City, New York 11530 India Telephone: (516) 248-4020 Telephone: (91) (80) 3347760 Fax: (516) 741-5894 Fax: (91) (80) 3348322/5927 IC Manufacturer Employees (Integrated Circuits Division) 210 Company Overview and Strategy Bharat Electronics (BE) is a government of India enterprise which was started in 1954 to meet the professional electronics requirements of the country in the defense sector. It has grown into a multi-product, multi-technology company with sales of about $300 million. Its products include radar, communication, and broadcast/television equipment; semiconductor devices; high-power vacuum devices; and television tubes. BE's Integrated Circuits Division was started in 1970 in technical collaboration with M/S RCA of the U.S. to manufacture linear bipolar and digital CMOS ICs. Today, the division manufactures a wide range of linear bipolar circuits and digital CMOS circuits for the telecommunications, consumer electronics, computer, and professional markets. Management Y. Gopala Rao General Manager, Components R. Ranganathan Additional General Manager, Semiconductors V. V. R. Sastry Additional General Manager, Marketing V. Muthuswamy Deputy General Manager, ICs H.V. Ananda, Ph.D. Deputy General Manager, Design Centre and Mask Fab Products and Processes Linear Integrated Circuits: Digital Integrated Circuits: Operational amplifiers Standard TTL circuits Voltage comparators and regulators Low-power schottky TTLs Telecom circuits CMOS CD4000 series Special function circuits CMOS 74HC series Radio/Audio circuits Television circuits Automotive electronics circuits INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION 4-3 Bharat Electronics Rest of World Company Profiles Besides the manufacture and sale of ICs, Bharat Electronics also undertakes contract jobs for external customers in the areas of design, mask manufacture, and assembly. Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities Bharat Electronics Ltd. Bangalore Complex Jalahalli, Bangalore 560 013 India Wafer size: 100mm Processes: Bipolar, CMOS Products: Linear and digital ICs Feature size: 5.0µm 4-4 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION Rest of World Company Profiles Chartered Semiconductor CHARTERED SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING (CSM) Chartered Semiconductor U.S. Representative: Manufacturing Ltd. (CSM) Chartered Semiconductor 60 Woodlands Industrial Park Manufacturing, Inc. Street 2 2290 North First Street, Suite 101 Singapore 738406 San Jose, California 95131 Telephone: (65) 362-2838 Telephone: (408) 456-2720 Fax: (65) 362-2938 Fax: (408) 456-2712 IC Manufacturer Financial History ($M) 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Sales 30 50 100 160 285 Capital Expenditures 100 550 Employees 350 450 600 600 1,800 Company Overview and Strategy Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. (CSM) is a dedicated foundry, providing advanced technology wafer manufacturing services for the global semiconductor industry. It was the first high technology semiconductor company in Singapore to create, produce, and market leading edge ICs. Today, Chartered manufactures devices for companies in graphics, memory, computing, communications, and networking applications. Chartered was established in 1987 by Singapore Technologies Semiconductors (STS), a technology-based engineering group made up of four companies that provide a full range of services for the semiconductor industry. STS is a strategic business division of Singapore Technologies, which comprises more than 100 companies. Chartered offers submicron wafer processing for the broad-based digital logic market, and has a high level of expertise and experience in mixed-signal and non-volatile technologies. INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION 4-5 Chartered Semiconductor Rest of World Company Profiles Management Tan Bock Seng President and Chief Executive Officer Tom Gurnee Chief Operating Officer Kwek Buck Chye Chief Financial and Administrative Officer Chris Chi Senior Vice President, Operations Choong Chan Yong Vice President, Business Development Steve Della Rocchetta Vice President, U.S. Sales and Marketing C.K. Lau Director, Research and Development Products and Processes Chartered's process capabilities include a full complement of advanced CMOS processes ranging from 0.8µm to 0.35µm line widths and a variety of technologies including digital, mixed-signal, EEPROM, ROM, SRAM, and flash memory. The company's newest fab facility (Fab II) began operations in November 1995, producing such devices as FPGAs, logic devices, DSPs, graphics accelerators, and chips for communications, computing, and networking. Semiconductor Fabrication Facilities Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. No. 2 Science Park Drive 60 Woodlands Industrial Park D Singapore Science Park Street 2 Singapore 0511 Singapore 738406 Fab I Fab II Cleanroom: 35,000 square feet (Class 10) Cleanroom size: 70,000 square feet (Class 1 SMIF) Capacity (wafers/week): 6,000 Capacity (wafers/week): 7,500 Wafer size: 150mm Wafer size: 200mm Processes: CMOS Process: CMOS Products: Foundry services Products: Foundry services Feature sizes: 0.8µm-0.6µm Feature sizes: 0.6µm-0.35µm (0.25µm capability) Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd. 60 Woodlands Industrial Park D Street 2 Singapore 738406 Fab III Cleanroom size: 92,000 square-feet (Class 1 SMIF) Capacity (wafers/week): 8,250 Wafer size: 200mm Processes: CMOS Products: Foundry services Feature sizes: 0.5µm, 0.25µm (0.18µm capability) (To be operational by 1997). 4-6 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT ENGINEERING CORPORATION Rest of World Company Profiles Chartered Semiconductor Key Agreements • Since early 1994, Chartered has made several agreements with other companies that have involved investments in Chartered's Fab II facility in exchange for guaranteed wafer output. In February 1994, Actel and Brooktree each invested $10 million in the project, and Rockwell International $30 million. In February 1995, Alliance Semiconductor invested $10 million to obtain a stake in the facility. In March 1995, LSI Logic announced it had obtained access to Chartered's fab capacity with a $20 million investment. In April 1995, Standard Microsystems Corporation said it would invest $20 million for wafer capacity, and in May 1995, Analog Devices announced it would make a similar investment, bringing the total equity investment in the plant to over $100 million. • In 1994, Chartered signed an agreement with VLSI Technology for technology consultation and wafer supply. • Chartered and Toshiba Corporation have a licensing agreement for 0.5µm CMOS