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Wolfspeed, Inc. (WOLF) Competitors & Peers

The 5 largest companies in the same industry as Wolfspeed, Inc., by market value — each comparable links to its own dossier. Numbers are code-computed, never estimated.

How we identify peers ↗

TickerRelationshipPriceComparables
NVDAPeer$219.99P/E 27.8RSI 52Cap 5.31 T
TSMPeer$430.42P/E 32.0RSI 55Cap 2.23 T
AVGOPeer$354.31P/E 45.2RSI 44Cap 1.69 T
MUPeer$997.15P/E 22.4RSI 56Cap 1.12 T
AMDPeer$545.12P/E 138.6RSI 62Cap 886.9 B

How these relationships were derived

Every relationship below carries its provenance. A confirmed edge is sourced from a public filing or disclosure and links to it; an AI-inferred edge is surfaced by the relationship model and is unverified — shown for color, not as evidence.

Confirmed relationships (cited)

Sourced from a public filing or disclosure — each links to its origin.

  • STMCompetitor

    STMicroelectronics (STM) is a key competitor to Wolfspeed in the high-voltage SiC MOSFET and power module markets, specifically targeting electric vehicle traction inverters.

    Confirmed — SEC filing / public disclosuresec.gov
  • COHRCompetitor

    Coherent (formerly II-VI) is one of Wolfspeed's main competitors in the merchant sales of raw and epitaxial Silicon Carbide (SiC) substrates.

    Confirmed — SEC filing / public disclosuresec.gov
  • ONCompetitor

    ON Semiconductor (onsemi) is a direct competitor of Wolfspeed in both the merchant market for Silicon Carbide (SiC) wafer substrates and the device market for SiC MOSFET power modules.

    Confirmed — SEC filing / public disclosuresec.gov

Model-inferred relationships (unverified)

Suggested by the relationship model, with no public source on file. Treat each as a lead worth checking, not as evidence.

  • IFNNYCustomer

    Wolfspeed supplies silicon carbide wafers to Infineon under a long-term supply agreement, which was expanded in January 2024 to support Infineon's automotive and industrial power device manufacturing.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • RNECYCustomer

    Wolfspeed entered into a 10-year wafer supply agreement with Renesas in July 2023, committing to supply Renesas with 150mm and 200mm SiC wafers to expand their power semiconductor production.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • BWACustomer

    BorgWarner partnered with Wolfspeed to secure a long-term supply of Silicon Carbide devices (MOSFETs) to integrate into its traction inverters for electric vehicles.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • IFX.DESupplier

    Wolfspeed supplies 150mm silicon carbide (SiC) wafers and substrates to Infineon under a long-term capacity reservation agreement.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • 6723.TSupplier

    Wolfspeed signed a 10-year supply agreement to provide Silicon Carbide (SiC) bare and epitaxial wafers to Renesas.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • GMCustomer

    General Motors has a strategic supplier agreement with Wolfspeed to secure a supply of SiC power device solutions to integrate into the Ultium Drive units of its electric vehicles.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • MBG.DECustomer

    Mercedes-Benz entered a strategic supply partnership with Wolfspeed to secure high-efficiency silicon carbide devices for its upcoming electric vehicle platforms.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • TATAMOTORS.NSCustomer

    Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a subsidiary of Tata Motors, has a strategic partnership with Wolfspeed to secure a supply of Silicon Carbide semiconductors for use in vehicle traction inverters for its next-generation EV lineups.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence
  • AEHRSupplier

    Wolfspeed is an Aehr customer for SiC wafer-level burn-in systems.

    Model-inferred, unverified — treat as a lead, not evidence