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Vertically integrated manufacturing of compound semiconductors, photonics and precision optics – from raw material to device.

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Vital Materials

54 sites in 20 countries · Quzhou (CN, planned)New on Amplifa

15,000+Employees
54 sites in 20 countriesPresence
3,500+R&D Employees
6 million wafers/year (planned, Quzhou)Annual Capacity

About Vital Materials

Vital Materials is a globally positioned manufacturer and development partner for advanced materials and devices. The company offers vertically integrated solutions along the entire value chain: from crystal growth and substrate production through epitaxy to device fabrication based on compound semiconductors such as indium phosphide (InP) and gallium arsenide (GaAs). Further manufacturing competencies include the production of optical transceivers with laser and receiver chips, precision optics as well as functional layers and coatings. Vital supports customers from process development through scaling to series production and serves industries including optical communications, data centers and AI infrastructure, mobile devices, AR optics and displays, power electronics, solar and sensing. With 54 sites in 20 countries, more than 15,000 employees and over 3,500 R&D specialists, the company covers more than 46 industries. A new InP and GaAs wafer production project in Quzhou, China, has been announced with a planned annual capacity of 6 million wafers.

Site
Quzhou
Processes
Crystal growth, Substrate production (wafer manufacturing), Epitaxy, Device fabrication (compound semiconductor), Optical transceiver manufacturing (laser and receiver chips), Precision optics manufacturing, Functional coatings, Process Development
Materials
Indium Phosphide, Gallium Arsenide, Indium Phosphide (InP), Gallium Arsenide (GaAs)
Employees
15000+
Industries
Optical Communications, Data Centers / AI Infrastructure, Mobile Devices, AR Glasses / Optics & Displays, Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing, Power Electronics
  1. 01

    Crystal growth

  2. 02

    Substrate production (wafer manufacturing)

  3. 03

    Epitaxy

  4. 04

    Device fabrication

  5. 05

    Functional layers/coating

  6. 06

    Optical transceiver manufacturing

  7. 07

    Photonics engineering and process development

  8. 08

    Scaling from development to production

Materials and Processes

InP

Indium Phosphide (InP)

Compound semiconductor for optical communications, sensing and wafer production, among others at the planned Quzhou plant.

GaAs

Gallium Arsenide (GaAs)

Compound semiconductor for optical communications, power electronics and sensing, among others, at the planned Quzhou plant.

Sites

Quzhou

CN

Planned InP and GaAs wafer production

Materials
InP, GaAs

Industries

Optical CommunicationsData Centers / AI InfrastructureMobile DevicesAR Glasses / Optics & DisplaysCompound Semiconductor ManufacturingPower ElectronicsSolarSensingmore than 46 industries in total

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Crystal growthCasting––––InP, GaAs
Substrate production (wafer manufacturing)Engineering––––InP, GaAs
EpitaxyEngineering––––InP, GaAs
Device fabrication (compound semiconductor)Engineering––––InP, GaAs
Optical transceiver manufacturing (laser and receiver chips)Assembly–––––
Precision optics manufacturingEngineering–––––
Functional coatingsSurface–––––

Additional services

Process DevelopmentCrystal Growth and Substrate ProductionEpitaxyDevice FabricationPrecision OpticsFunctional Layers/CoatingPhotonics EngineeringIntegrated ManufacturingScaling from Development to Production

History

  1. 2026

    Announcement of a new InP and GaAs wafer production project in Quzhou, China, with a planned annual capacity of 6 million wafers.

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