Sensing Chip Power, Resilience Drives Excellence — MEMSIC Honored as Deloitte “Resilient Growth Outstanding Enterprise”

December 16, 2025, Wuxi — the key hub of the Yangtze River Delta innovation corridor, hosted the award ceremony for Deloitte Technology Fast 50 China 2025.

Launched in Silicon Valley, USA in 1995 and introduced to China in 2005, the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 program stands as one of the world’s most authoritative benchmarks for enterprise growth and is known as the “cradle of great enterprises”. Nine of the world’s top‑ten highest‑market‑cap tech companies in 2025, including Apple, Microsoft and NVIDIA, are past recipients of Deloitte Technology Fast 50 awards.

Recognized for its dedication and breakthroughs forged over more than two decades in MEMS sensing, MEMSIC has been awarded the title of “Resilient Growth Outstanding Enterprise”. This honor acknowledges the company’s development achievements and validates the pragmatic, agile and persistent growth strength of hard‑tech enterprises amid shifting market tides.

Since its launch in China in 2005, Deloitte Technology Fast 50 has served as a global bellwether for high‑growth enterprises with rigorous evaluation criteria and professional industry insights. The “Resilient Growth Outstanding Enterprise” list assesses enterprises’ comprehensive stress‑resistance and sustainable‑development potential across technological innovation, supply‑chain stability and market expansion. Selection requires multiple rounds of stringent screening including financial‑data verification, assessment of technical moats and research into industry influence.

MEMSIC’s recognition represents high‑level affirmation of its operational resilience, as well as solid proof of the innovative achievements of China’s domestic semiconductor industry.

Resilient growth is underpinned by continuous technological innovation. Founded in 1999, MEMSIC adheres to its mission “Sensing for a Better Life”. It has built a full‑chain IDM model covering MEMS chip design, wafer manufacturing and packaging & testing. This distinctive industrial layout enables strong end‑to‑end self‑reliance amid complex global supply‑chain conditions.

To date, MEMSIC holds more than 260 domestic and overseas patents. Its diversified product portfolio spans thermal accelerometers, capacitive accelerometers, AMR geomagnetic sensors, eOIS image‑stabilization chips, 6‑axis IMUs and magnetic encoders, serving global customers across automotive, industrial, medical and consumer‑electronics sectors.

Against what Xu Sitao, Chief Economist of Deloitte China, describes as an “era of uncertainty”, MEMSIC’s growth trajectory offers a proven path forward for hard‑tech companies: address change through continuous innovation, mitigate risks via global footprint, and strengthen anti‑cyclical capacity through deep industrial‑chain integration.

As AI and digital technologies reshape industry logic, MEMSIC deeply aligns its sensor technologies with downstream application scenarios, unlocking broad opportunities in automotive electronics, industrial control, embodied intelligence and wearables. It delivers critical sensing‑layer support for fostering new‑quality productive forces.

“This award recognizes MEMSIC’s 26‑year commitment to innovation and bears witness to the resilience of China’s semiconductor industry,” commented Sam Lu, CEO of MEMSIC. “Wuxi is a city renowned for innovation and industry. Building on this award, we will further expand our local presence here. We will focus on emerging tracks such as robotic sensing and low‑altitude economy, advance domestic substitution with more competitive products, and inject sensing‑driven momentum into the development of new‑quality productive forces.”