Makes the tiny chips that manage power in everything from phones to cars, like a traffic controller for electricity inside your devices. Founded in 1997, they sell directly and through distributors worldwide.
Money comes from selling power-management chips, with revenue of USD 2.79B in 2025. Gross margin sits at 55.2%, and net margin at 22.1%, showing solid profitability on each sale.
Their chip designs are deeply embedded in products from major manufacturers, creating switching costs that competitors like Texas Instruments and Analog Devices find hard to break. However, the semiconductor industry's rapid innovation cycles mean rivals const
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