ssia summit 2011

Contact: secretariat@ssia.org.sg

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Semiconductor Industry Leaders Gather to Address Growth, Challenges and Economic Swings

Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association Holds Annual Summit

200 Singapore Semi Leaders

Speakers Ulf SCHNEIDER, President of SSIA

Pasquale PISTORIO, Honorary Chairman, ST Microelectronics

Joon Woon CHONG, Deputy Director (Electronics), Singapore Economic Development Board

Andrew CHONG, Regional President and Managing Director, Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific

Mike HOLT, Managing Partner, Get2Volume Pte Ltd

Carmelo PISTORIO, Founder and MD of Upstream Ventures

Corporate Companies & SMEs

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Waiz Pte Ltd

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SSIA Semicon Summit: Results SME Growth, Talent Development, leverage of Singapore Ecosystem

Key Take Aways

Industry Outlook: Q3 will be flat , (+/- 1%), Q4 a slight decline, 2012 as including a low first half, followed growth of +8% and 2013 growth of 22%.

The industry will reach the elusive $400 billion mark in 2013

SME growth is cricitcal to enabling next phase semiconductor growth in Singapore

Talent magement is critical for Singapore semiconductor companies.

SSIA will announce emerging semiconductor company and talent growth needs and plans

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SSIA President Ulf Schneider on Industry Transition

Impact

COORDINATION: Singapore semiconductor ecosystem has all the pieces for success. Coordination in the down

EDUCATION AND CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT: Industry and SSIA must encourage entry into semicon industry

Singapore ecosystem coordination is critical

Ulf SCHNEIDER President of SSIA Managing Director, Lantiq Singapore

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SSIA Summit: Pasquale Pistorio on Industry Direction

Impact

INDUSTRY STATUS: Just another cycle. 2012 growth. $400B market by 2013.

RESPONSE TO A DOWNTURN

Don’t panic. No across the board cuts, don’t stop strategic investment.

Push R/D

Go shopping. Strong companies should buy distressed assets

Communicate: Step up communications to employees and customers.

Pasquale PISTORIO, Honorary Chairman, ST Microelectronics

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SSIA Summit: Gathering of Semiconductor Leaders

Impact

OPPORTUNITY: Singapore’s SME’s have a unique advantage. This advantage is untapped.

Opportunity for Singapore in growing Semiconductor SME’s.

NEEDS: Leverage Singapore ecosystem to the needs of SME’s

APPROACH: Semiconductor Focused Company

Incubator

SSIA Emerging Semiconductor Company Role

Align Support to Emerging Semiconductor Company Needs

SSIA: The Voice of The Singapore Semiconductor Industry

Mike HOLT Managing Partner, Get2Volume Pte Ltd Vice President, SSIA

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EDB: Transforming Singapore’s semiconductor industry

Impact

SINGAPORE FOCUS: Capabilities Control Tower More than Moore BioGPS

GROWTH DRIVER: BioGPS: Bioelectronics Green electronics Printed Electronics Secure Electronics

SINGAPORE ECOSYSTEM: Whole supply base in Singapore. Vibrant ecosystem

Joon Woon CHONG Deputy Director (Electronics), Singapore Economic Development Board

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Carmelo Pistorio: From funding to exit

Impact

START UPS MUST DO: Be flexible

Focus on core business

START UPS MUST NOT DO: Don’t Finance Lifestyle Don’t Fall in Love with

Technology Don’t be a Perfectionist Don’t Cannibalize your

Company

How Singapore technology companies can impact the world

Carmelo PISTORIO Founder and MD of Upstream Ventures, Founder and Exec Chairman of XiD Technologies Pte Ltd

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SSIA Summit: Gathering of Semiconductor Leaders

Impact

SEGMENT OPPORTUNITY: Energy management is key focus for Infineon Singapore

“MORE THAN MOORE”: Infineon focus in Singapore

SSIA: The Voice of The Singapore Semiconductor Industry

Andrew CHONG Regional President and Managing Director, Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific

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SSIA Panel Discussion (2) SME Growth, Talent Development, Ecosystem

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SSIA Panel Discussion SME Growth, Talent Development, Ecosystem

Overview

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SSIA: The Voice of Singapore’s Semiconductor Industry

Manufacturers Fabless Semicon Suppliers/Support

Our Vision: “Be the national and international voice for one of Singapore’s fastest growing industry sectors: the Semiconductor Industry” Our Mission: Focus and Business Impact for Singapore’s Semiconductor Industry, leading to further Growth of the Semiconductor Business and its entire Value Chain within Asia Pacific as the region with the highest growth potential

Foundries

Test/Assembly

Capital Equipment

MNC Fabless

SME Fabless

IP Providers

EDA

Government

Training, consulting

Services

University

Role of Semiconductor Industry As a Driver for other Industries

Microelectronics

Communications & Data

Automotive & Mobility

Security & Payment

Games & Entertainment

Infrastructure & Energy Efficiency

Health & Biomedics

“The Semiconductor Industry serves as a driver, enabler and indicator of technological progress. Developments in the industry determine the way we work, transport ourselves, communicate, entertain ourselves and respond to our environment.” Semiconductor Outlook and Review - April 2010

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Made in Singapore - Semiconductor Impact on the World

Significant Singapore Economic Driver

The world’s semiconductor companies are tied to Singapore

Source: Singapore Economic Development Board

Semiconductor sector makes up 58% of the Electronics manufacturing output and

18% of total manufacturing output in Singapore,

Employing approximately 38,000 people

Increasing Singapore’s share in worldwide semiconductor revenue to 11.2%, compared to 6.3% in 2001.

Singapore is the second biggest city in the world in terms of wafer capacity

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SSIA: Key groups of the Semiconductor Industry SSIA is the Common Multiplier Across All Sectors of Singapore’s Semiconductor Industry

Singapore Semiconductor

Industry Association

Capital Equipment

Manufacturer

Ultrapure Chemicals

Infrastructure EDA and Services

Professional Training

Research and Academia

Marketing and

Distribution

System Integration, EMS/ODM

Packaging and Test

Wafer Manufacturing and Foundries

Fabless & IP Companies/I

DMs

SSIA Momentum

Founded as MIDAS

2005

Association

growth:

CEO Talks Silicon Summit

2006-2009

MIDAS

Becomes SSIA • Membership across entire ecosystem

Q3 2010

SSIA International

Focus: SSIA member

Company Pavilions

Q4 2010

Singapore Funding Expands

Member Value

2010

Association Profile Started in 2005 under the name “MIDAS” and is operating

with an extended charter under the new name “SSIA” since 2010

46 member companies

Representing Singapore’s entire semiconductor ecosystem

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Corporate Companies & SMEs

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Waiz Pte Ltd

Institutions

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Institute of Sustainable and Applied Info-Dynamics (ISAID)

Become a Member: membership@ssia.org.sg

Contact: SSIA Secretariat 1003 Bukit Merah Central #02-10 Singapore 159836 Tel: (65) 62782538 Fax: (65) 62787518 secretariat@ssia.org.sg