According to Tianyancha information, the Electronic Materials International Supply Chain Center has a registered capital of 200 million yuan. Its business scope includes internet sales, sales of electronic specialty materials, wholesale and retail of electronic components, supply chain management services, general cargo warehousing services, and information consulting services. 

On the shareholder side, this supply chain center brings together leading players from both upstream and downstream sectors, backed by a top-tier group of shareholders in China's semiconductor manufacturing and chemical materials industries. 

According to information from Tianyancha, the company is jointly held by SMIC Holding Co., Ltd., Shanghai Hua Hong Investment Development Co., Ltd., Shanghai Huayi Holding Group Co., Ltd., Shanghai Hongming Digital Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd., and Shanghai Chemical Industry Park Enterprise Development Co., Ltd. 

Among them, SMIC is the largest semiconductor foundry in China; Hua Hong Investment belongs to Hua Hong Group, the country's second-largest wafer foundry; Shanghai Huayi Holding is a large state-owned chemical enterprise group with Shanghai municipal government backing; Shanghai Hongming Digital Intelligence Technology serves as a supply chain and logistics service provider; and Shanghai Chemical Industry Park Enterprise Development Co., Ltd. acts as a core industrial park platform. 

This comprehensive combination of "manufacturing + materials + logistics + industrial park" fully demonstrates the determination to promote coordinated development across the entire industrial chain. 

Semiconductor materials are the "grain" of the integrated circuit industry. As the twin stars of China's semiconductor manufacturing, SMIC and Hua Hong Group, by joining forces with leading enterprises in the chemical and supply chain sectors, are not only engaging in a business collaboration but also playing a crucial role in the nation's strategic layout for the semiconductor industry. 

The launch of the Shanghai International Supply Chain Center for Electronic Materials will provide strong momentum for the research, development, certification, procurement, and logistics of semiconductor electronic materials in China. In the future, as the center's operations expand, a safer, more efficient, and highly resilient domestic semiconductor supply chain system will accelerate its formation, safeguarding the rise of "China's chip."