Published annual output levels and official comparable-basis growth; billion pieces, 2024–2025.
China published integrated-circuit output of 451.42 billion pieces for 2024 and 484.28 billion pieces for 2025. The latest NBS communiqué reported a 10.9 percent increase in 2025 on its comparable basis. The simple percentage change between the two separately published annual levels is about 7.3 percent, but it is not used as the official growth rate. The page should present the two levels and the official growth benchmark without claiming a mechanically reconciled trend.
Publisher: National Bureau of Statistics of China
Dataset/table: Output of major industrial products — integrated circuits, 2024
Units: 100 million pieces
Date checked: 2026-07-18
Evidence: Supports China’s published 2024 integrated-circuit production level.
Publisher: National Bureau of Statistics of China
Dataset/table: Output of major industrial products — integrated circuits, 2025
Units: 100 million pieces and percent
Date checked: 2026-07-18
Evidence: Supports China’s published 2025 integrated-circuit production level and official comparable-basis growth rate.
The two annual communiqué levels are separate publication vintages and do not mechanically reproduce the official 2025 growth rate.
Converts each published output level to billion pieces and preserves the NBS comparable-basis growth rate as the authoritative annual change.
The levels use the same product and unit but separate annual release vintages; the official growth rate is taken from the latest 2025 communiqué.
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