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ISIN code: NL0000226223
Sector: Electronic technology
Industry: Semiconductors
Le actions of STMicroelectronics NV are listed on the FTSE Mib, Euronext Paris and the NYSE under the ticker STM.
Look at the history of the quotation of the share on the Milan Stock Exchange
Company Description
STMicroelectronics NV (abbreviated as STM) is an Italian-French company that manufactures semiconductor electronic components. STM produces devices, integrated circuits, memories, microcontrollers, transistors and smart cards. The company is the largest semiconductor chip maker in Europe based on revenue and among the global leaders in the industry. The headquarters are in Switzerland in Plan-les-Ouates, near Geneva.
STMicroelectronics is active in 35 countries with 46.000 employees. It has 11 production sites and owns approximately 18.500 patents.
The company's products are integrated in all aspects concerning technologies and devices in the most diverse fields: from automotive components to energy, from computers to data and security, to the internet of things, from health and well-being, up to to cell phones. It offers its products has more than 100.000 customers including Apple, Huawei, Continental, Tesla, Samsung and HP.
STM has been listed on the Milan Stock Exchange since 1998. It is also listed on Euronext Paris and the NYSE. In 2018 it was included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.
STMicroelectronics NV is controlled with 27,5% by STMicroelectronics Holding NV while the remaining share capital (about 72,5%) is widely owned. There STMicroelectronics Holding NV is 50% owned by the Italian Ministry of Economy (Mef) and by the vehicle Ft1Ci, held 95% by the company Bpifrancre Participations (Caisse de Dépots group) and 5% by the French Atomic Agency.
Share capital consists of 1,2 billion shares of common stock.
The shareholders is composed as follows:
- STMicroelectronics Holding NV, 27,5%
- Capital Research & Management Co. (World Investors), 3,90%
- BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Ltd., 2,29%
- Norges Bank Investment Management, 1,98%
- The Vanguard Group Inc, 1,40%
Turnover in 2020 was 10,22 billion euros with a net profit of 1,11 billion.
Le companies controlled or participated by STM:
In Italy
- STMicroelectronics Srl (100%)
- CO.RI.M.ME (100%)
- STMicroelectronics Services Srl (100%)
- ST-POLITO Scarl (75%), joint venture with the Turin Polytechnic
Abroad
- STMicroelectronics (Crolles 2) SAS (100%)
- STMicroelectronics (Alps) SAS (100%)
- STMicroelectronics (Grenoble 2) SAS (100%)
- STMicroelectronics (Grand Ouest) SAS (100%)
- STMicroelectronics SA (100%)
- STMicroelectronics (Rousset) SAS (100%)
- STMicroelectronics (Tours) SAS (100%)
- wisebatt
- Descartes
- WE ARE
- BeSpoon
- Riot Micro
- Norstel
- Exagan
- Atollic
- bTendo
- Alcatel Microelectrics
- Shenzhen STS Microelectronics Co (60%)
- Incard do Brazil Ltda (50%)
- Mountain Drive Properties (40%)
The company slogan is «Life. augmented».
Economic and financial analysis of the company
The company was formed in 1987 from the merger of the semiconductor businesses of SGS Microelettronica and the non-military businesses of Thomson Semiconducteurs. The initial name of the company was SGS-Thomson Microelectronics NV. From May 1998, with the exit from the capital of Thomson SA, it assumed the current name of STMicroelectronics NV.
The merger has transformed the company into a highly successful international private group in one of the most competitive sectors. STMicroelectronics has participated in several acquisitions and developed technologies in the semiconductor industry.
In 1989 he bought the English company Inmos who made microprocessors. Inmos will be merged into STM in 1994.
In 1994, it bought the Canadian company's semiconductor assets Nortel. In China, STM creates the joint venture Shenzhen STS Microelectronics together with Shenzhen SEG Hi-tech Investment.
In December 1994, it was listed on the Paris and New York stock exchanges.
In 1998, when the listing on the Milan Stock Exchange took place, the Thomson S.A sells his shares in the company. In the same year he bought the British VLSI Vision, which manufactured CMOS image sensors.
In 2002 it acquired the microelectronics division of Alcatel for 390 million euros.
In March 2003 he bought the Belgian company Proton World International (PWI) smart card software developer.
In May 2007 together with Intel launches a joint venture called Numonyx. The new company was a merger of the flash memory businesses of ST and Intel.
In January 2008 completes the acquisition of Genesis Microchip, a company specializing in the production of components for LCD televisions.
In 2009 STM with Ericsson creates a new 50/XNUMX joint venture called ST-Ericsson. The company was a multinational manufacturer of wireless products and semiconductors, to supply manufacturers of mobile devices.
In February 2010 Numonyx is sold to micron Technology for 1,27 billions of dollars.
In 2012 he acquired the startup bTendo.
In 2013 the ST-Ericsson joint venture was dissolved.
In 2019 it acquired the Swedish company Norstel Ab, a manufacturer of silicon carbide (SiC) wafers for $137,5 million.
In October 2020 announces the purchase of the assets of SOMOS Semiconductor, a semiconductor company specializing in silicon-based power amplifiers and Radio Frequency Front-End Modules (FEM).
In May 2021 it acquires Descartes, a software company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) development tools.
In September 2021 he acquires the startup wisebatt, which created a simulation tool for electronics engineers developing IoT devices.
The latest news about STMicroelectronics NV
Stock market today, July 7: Europe struggles to withstand tech selloffs. Milan falls below 53 points with StM falling, Fincantieri doing well – LIVE
European stock markets closed weak, with purchases in defense and oil stocks not enough to offset the sales in tech stocks, penalized by the slowdown on Wall Street – Follow the LIVE broadcast
Stock market today, June 29: massive investments in Korea are driving tech buying, while StM shines on the Milan Stock Exchange. Interest rate expectations are under scrutiny, with an eye on the ECB.
European stock markets are weighing the tug-of-war in Middle East talks and trying to predict central banks' next moves on interest rates. Meanwhile, South Korea is relying on Samsung and SK Hynix to consolidate its leadership, investing $576 billion in the AI chip sector.
Stock market today, June 23: Chips in the eye of the storm in Europe too, with Stm crashing in Milan – LIVE
Profit-taking on semiconductors is spreading overseas after recent record highs, with investors awaiting Micron's earnings due tomorrow. SpaceX, meanwhile, is back in the black. Follow the LIVE feed.
STM launches compact 3D lidar for robotics and edge AI. Stock rises with tech rally
STMicroelectronics Introduces VL53L9, a Compact 3D LiDAR Sensor for Robotics, Automation, Smart Buildings, AR/VR, and Healthcare
Stock markets on June 5: High-tech and AI remain in turmoil, and the risk of a Fed rate hike is high due to the US job boom. Bitcoin and gold are sharply down.
Semiconductor and AI stocks around the world saw sharp sell-offs for the second consecutive day: in Milan, StM lost nearly 6%. The boom in jobs in America raises concerns about a Fed rate hike. The Nasdaq fell more than 2% at mid-session.