JCET Group is aggressively expanding its high-end packaging capabilities, driven by surging demand for high-performance computing and high-density storage applications.
This strategic focus has yielded significant financial results, with the company’s advanced packaging revenue reaching a record high of RMB 27 billion in 2025. By transitioning from mere technology leadership to a model of large-scale, platform-based, one-stop delivery, JCET has systematically built comprehensive solutions covering computing, storage, connectivity, and power management, thereby securing strong recognition from customers in intelligent computing centers.
To maintain its competitive edge, JCET has intensified investments in key technological breakthroughs and mass production, resulting in the launch of the XDFOI® series of high-end advanced packaging platforms. These platforms offer diverse solutions such as silicon interposers and organic RDL interposers to meet varying interconnect densities and cost requirements. Additionally, the company is advancing co-packaged optoelectronics (CPO) through heterogeneous integration and has successfully innovated SiP-based 2.5D vertical VCORE power module packaging, while also strengthening engineering capabilities in thermal management and reliability verification for system-level integration.
The company’s operational success is reflected in its record-breaking overall operating revenue of RMB 38.87 billion in 2025, supported by sustained capacity expansion and manufacturing upgrades. Wafer-level packaging and other advanced packaging facilities maintained high-load operations throughout the year, facilitated by substantial progress in capacity release at JCET Microelectronics. This continuous optimization allows highly complex processes to mature and iterate efficiently within large-scale operations, ensuring that scale and performance remain robust market tests for the company’s growing capabilities.
Underpinning this industrial growth is a strong commitment to research and development, with R&D investment rising to RMB 2.086 billion in 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate of approximately 15.1% since 2021. As of the end of 2025, JCET held over 3,100 patents, including more than 2,600 invention patents, which support its diversified solutions for 2.5D technologies and beyond. Looking ahead, JCET aims to leverage these clustering effects to further drive industry chain collaboration, focusing on improving the efficiency of high-end capacity to serve the large-scale development of the computing and storage sectors.
To maintain its competitive edge, JCET has intensified investments in key technological breakthroughs and mass production, resulting in the launch of the XDFOI® series of high-end advanced packaging platforms. These platforms offer diverse solutions such as silicon interposers and organic RDL interposers to meet varying interconnect densities and cost requirements. Additionally, the company is advancing co-packaged optoelectronics (CPO) through heterogeneous integration and has successfully innovated SiP-based 2.5D vertical VCORE power module packaging, while also strengthening engineering capabilities in thermal management and reliability verification for system-level integration.
The company’s operational success is reflected in its record-breaking overall operating revenue of RMB 38.87 billion in 2025, supported by sustained capacity expansion and manufacturing upgrades. Wafer-level packaging and other advanced packaging facilities maintained high-load operations throughout the year, facilitated by substantial progress in capacity release at JCET Microelectronics. This continuous optimization allows highly complex processes to mature and iterate efficiently within large-scale operations, ensuring that scale and performance remain robust market tests for the company’s growing capabilities.
Underpinning this industrial growth is a strong commitment to research and development, with R&D investment rising to RMB 2.086 billion in 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate of approximately 15.1% since 2021. As of the end of 2025, JCET held over 3,100 patents, including more than 2,600 invention patents, which support its diversified solutions for 2.5D technologies and beyond. Looking ahead, JCET aims to leverage these clustering effects to further drive industry chain collaboration, focusing on improving the efficiency of high-end capacity to serve the large-scale development of the computing and storage sectors.

