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Trades about 71% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SÜSS MicroTec SE, alongside its affiliated companies, specializes in designing, manufacturing, and marketing advanced equipment vital for the production of microelectronic devices, microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), and other associated high-tech applications. The enterprise's operations are segmented into five primary divisions: Photomask Equipment, Lithography, Bonder, Microoptics, and a general 'Others' category. Its product portfolio includes the development, production, and sale of essential tools such as mask aligners, coating and developing systems, UV projection scanners, and laser processing equipment. SÜSS MicroTec also engineers and supplies bonder systems crucial for microelectromechanical systems, compound semiconductors, and cutting-edge 3D integration applications. Moreover, the company creates and distributes specialized tools for the cleaning and processing of photomasks within the semiconductor sector. Additionally, it is involved in the fabrication and commercialization of miniature lenses and custom optical components designed for diverse industrial purposes. Globally, SÜSS MicroTec maintains a presence and conducts business throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America, and the entire Asia Pacific region. Its products are distributed both through its own manufacturing sites and an extensive network of distribution partners and sales representatives. SÜSS MicroTec SE was founded in 1949 and has its corporate headquarters in Garching, Germany.
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