YMTC Aggressively Expands: New Wuhan Fab 3 to Start 3D-NAND Production in Late 2026

YMTC Aggressively Expands: New Wuhan Fab 3 to Start 3D-NAND Production in Late 2026

Leading Chinese memory semiconductor manufacturer, Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp (YMTC), is significantly accelerating its production capabilities. The company has announced that its new manufacturing facility, Fab 3, currently under construction in Wuhan City, is scheduled to begin operations in the latter half of 2026. This new facility marks a major step forward in YMTC's strategic roadmap to meet global demand for advanced memory storage solutions.
Upon commissioning, the initial production line at Fab 3 will focus on 3D-NAND technology, with a planned capacity of thirty thousand wafers per month. This expansion underscores YMTC's rapid technological evolution in the competitive memory sector. Since commencing production of sixty-four layer 3D-NAND in 2019, the company has swiftly advanced its technology stack and is currently producing cutting-edge two hundred and thirty-two layer 3D-NAND products, positioning itself as a key player against established global competitors.
The new Fab 3 will complement YMTC's existing robust infrastructure in Wuhan. The company's Fab 1 already boasts a production capacity of one hundred thousand wafers per month. Furthermore, Fab 2-A, which began operations in 2022, has a capacity of fifty thousand wafers per month, and Fab 2-B was recently expanded in the latter half of 2025 to also reach a capacity of fifty thousand wafers per month. With the addition of Fab 3, YMTC is solidifying its position as a powerhouse in the global semiconductor supply chain, particularly in the high-density storage market.