Infineon Technologies
Infineon Technologies manufactures semiconductors and related systems. The company’s products include power semiconductors, as well as microcontrollers and radio frequency products and sensors. The products are key enablers of several important end markets including electric and hybrid road vehicles, renewable power generation including wind turbines, efficient power management in industrial systems and applications and in other types of electrical infrastructure.
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- US$47.2 bn
- Region
- Germany
- Theme
- Sustainable Transport
- Sub-theme
- Electric vehicles
Impact Score
Infineon’s technology plays a key role in enabling electric vehicles and the more efficient use of electricity across industry. However, components are a small part of the final product and there are several suppliers of equivalent products in the market. About 60% of company revenues are derived from these types of applications.
Fundamental Quality
Infineon is typically number 1 or 2 in most of its end markets and has an experienced management team and high quality operations with strong performance across key ESG issues. The company has developed a strong growth strategy which is well-aligned with sustainability objectives.
UN SDGs
Infineon mainly supports the achievement of SDG 11 through its support for more sustainable transport systems through the transition to electric vehicles.
Find out moreRisk of negative impacts
- Generation of electronic waste at the end of the product’s life
- Use of hazardous chemicals in manufacturing
- Military involvement (<1% of sales)
- Some products are used in internal combustion engines
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