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Power Semiconductor Supply & Capacity Tracker

A living tracker of major power-semiconductor makers' SiC wafer migration (6→8 inch), recent capacity/impairment moves, key supply agreements, and EV exposure — organized by primary source. A supply-risk index is planned.

as of 2026-06-07

14
Major suppliers covered
6
Migrating to 200mm / 8-inch SiC
4regions
Japan, US, Europe, China
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Japan

Fuji Electric

SiC wafer migration (6→8 inch)
Expanding SiC capacity (Aomori, etc.)
EV exposure
Low-Medium (industrial/power centric)
Recent moves (capacity / impairment / product)
Next-gen IGBT; expanding SiC for industrial/auto
Key supply agreements / partnerships
Primarily domestic supply

United States

Wolfspeed

SiC wafer migration (6→8 inch)
200mm SiC pure-play; Mohawk Valley online; vertically integrated
EV exposure
Very high (dependent on EV long-term contracts)
Recent moves (capacity / impairment / product)
Filed Chapter 11 in Jun 2025, emerged Sep 29 cutting ~$4.6B (~70%) debt; EV slowdown, Chinese competition, NY fab ramp delays cited
Key supply agreements / partnerships
10-year SiC wafer supply with Renesas and others

Europe

China

Methodology & Citation

This tracker covers major power-semiconductor suppliers across SiC, GaN, and Si IGBT, organizing SiC wafer scaling (6→8 inch / 200mm), recent capacity/impairment/product moves, key supply agreements, and EV exposure, based on each company's official announcements and IR. EV exposure is a qualitative assessment from public information. A quantitative "supply-risk index" will be added once its methodology is fixed. We update around earnings and major announcements (as of 2026-06-07).

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Sector Signals「Power Semiconductor Supply & Capacity Tracker」(as of 2026-06-07) https://sector-signals.net/en/trackers/power-semiconductor-supply

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