Meraki Integrated completes Series B financing

Beijing (Gasgoo)- Shenzhen-based integrated circuit supplier Meraki Integrated recently announced that it has raised over one hundred million yuan in its Series B funding round. 

MCAN1042-Q1; photo credit: Meraki Integrated

The investment was jointly participated by GoodWe, APsystems, Shenzhen High-Tech Investment, and others, with continued participation from returning shareholders, including Hui Capital, Lotus Lake Capital, and Allin Capital. 

This significant financing will be utilized to further enhance the company's R&D efforts in the fields of new energy infrastructure, industrial applications, and automotive electronics.

Founded in April 2017, Meraki Integrated is a prominent player in high-performance analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits. The company entered the market with its PD fast-charging technology and subsequently developed multiple technical platforms. 

Expanding into the new energy infrastructure domain in 2019, Meraki Integrated effectively leveraged its high-voltage BCD process platform and high-speed driving technology to introduce a range of differentiated products for automotive, industrial, and consumer applications. Among these products are ACDC solutions featuring specialty PWM control chips, various power gate drivers, DCDC converters with outstanding performance (including a maximum withstand voltage of 110V and ultra-low standby power), and 40V-rated automotive-grade LDOs.

In the automotive semiconductor arena, Meraki Integrated has made substantial strides and launched various automotive-grade chips. As of now, its automotive electronic products find extensive application in domains such as intelligent driving, intelligent cabins, body control, power domains, and chassis domains, among others.

By focusing on high-performance power management, automotive electronics, power drive modules, motor drives, and sensor technologies, Meraki Integrated has positioned itself as a pioneer among domestic semiconductor manufacturers in multiple sectors, including new energy, industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics.