Industry Analysis
onsemi’s divestitures mark a strategic recalibration of global power semiconductor manufacturing under its Fab Right doctrine. Technologically, this accelerates the shift of SiC and GaN devices to 8-inch+ platforms, pushing IDMs toward a hybrid model: core processes in-house, legacy nodes outsourced—forcing equipment vendors to meet tighter yield controls. Geopolitically, while offloading to Greatek (Taiwan, China) and Silex (Sweden) diversifies risk, tightening U.S.-China tech restrictions may inflate cross-border IP licensing costs. Competitors like Infineon and STMicroelectronics are likely to rationalize aging 8-inch fabs next, doubling down on automotive-grade SiC. Over the next 12–24 months, the industry will see a long-tail effect: high-margin products internalized, low-value capacity purged. onsemi is positioned to breach 40% gross margin—contingent on flawless supply-chain transition—leveraging surging demand from AI server power and intelligent sensing.
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