en.Wedoany.com Reported - Feidong County, China, has signed a project agreement with Hangjun New Materials, marking the settlement of another key semiconductor material industry project in the county, further addressing the shortage of basic materials in the local integrated circuit industry chain. The project will produce high-purity vanadium oxide ceramic powder, specifically used for anti-plasma coatings in semiconductor etching equipment and precision components for new displays. It is expected to fully replace imported powders from Japan and South Korea, solving the industry's "bottleneck" raw material challenge.

The core team of Hangjun New Materials are all graduates from renowned institutions such as Beihang University and Beijing Jiaotong University. The company is an integrated supplier of ceramic basic materials and processes in the pan-semiconductor field, with a broad product portfolio and technical expertise. The R&D team will also be based in Feidong, enabling the company to provide integrated process solutions for ceramic basic materials and continuously drive the iterative upgrade of advanced material technologies in the region.

This project will deeply empower the county's and the city's semiconductor and display industry clusters. During the current window of opportunity for domestic substitution driven by rare earth export controls, it will supply cost-effective domestic powders to local equipment manufacturers and component surface treatment companies, further reducing the industry chain's dependence on foreign raw materials and strengthening the independent and secure foundation of the supply chain.