Vishay to showcase semiconductor and passive tech at PCIM Asia

MALVERN, Pa. - Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE:VSH), a $2.1 billion market cap semiconductor manufacturer with a 12-year track record of consistent dividend payments, announced it will exhibit its latest semiconductor and passive technologies at PCIM Asia 2025, taking place September 24-26 in Shanghai, China. According to InvestingPro data, the company maintains strong liquidity with a current ratio of 2.7x.

The company will display products and reference designs focused on artificial intelligence infrastructure and electric vehicles at Booth N5, C48. The exhibition will feature Vishay’s solutions for server power supplies, DC/DC converters, and other AI applications, as well as smart cockpit and vehicle computing platforms for next-generation EVs. With annual revenue of $2.93 billion, though facing challenges with a 19.7% gross margin, Vishay continues to invest in growth markets.

Components on display will include power MOSFETs with low on-resistance, microBUCK buck regulators, SiC diodes, and various passive components such as inductors, capacitors, and resistors designed for high-performance applications.

For automotive applications, Vishay will present reference designs including active discharge circuits for 400V and 800V systems, a 22kW bidirectional power converter for on-board chargers, and a 48V eFuse. The company will also showcase Automotive Grade components for smart cockpit, vehicle computing, and advanced driver assistance systems.

According to the press release, Vishay is expanding its manufacturing capacity to meet growing demand in these sectors. The company manufactures a portfolio of discrete semiconductors and passive electronic components used in automotive, industrial, computing, and other markets.

Vishay Intertechnology is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and is a Fortune 1000 company.

In other recent news, Vishay Intertechnology reported a second-quarter 2025 earnings per share (EPS) of -$0.07, falling short of the anticipated $0.02. However, the company slightly surpassed revenue expectations, achieving $762 million compared to the forecasted $761.16 million. In product developments, Vishay introduced the industry’s first surface-mount Y1-rated capacitors for electric vehicles, known as the SMDY1 Automotive Series, which are designed for EMI/RFI suppression in high humidity environments. The company also launched a new series of high voltage ceramic capacitors for industrial and medical applications, boasting a capacitance loss of less than 25% at 15 kV. Additionally, Vishay unveiled an automotive-grade DC-Link metallized polypropylene film capacitor, the Vishay Roederstein MKP1848e, suitable for automotive, energy, and industrial sectors. These developments reflect Vishay’s ongoing efforts to innovate in the capacitor market.

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