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Amtech Systems Reaches $16.5 Million in Solar Orders; Announces New Solar Customers
Business Wire, June 12, 2007
TEMPE, Ariz. -- Amtech Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ASYS), a global supplier of production and automation systems and related supplies for the manufacture of semiconductors, solar cells and wafers, today announced the company has received more than $16.5 million in solar orders over the last twelve months for diffusion processing systems from the solar cell industry. Included in that total are recent new orders of $4.1 million, all from new Asia-based customers and not previously announced.
For the fiscal 2007 year to date, Amtech has received approximately $9.8 million of solar orders, including these most recent orders. Amtech expects the $4.1 million in new orders to ship in approximately six months.
"We continue to execute our growth plan and generate strong momentum and customer interest for our products within the rapidly growing solar market," said J.S. Whang, President and Chief Executive Officer of Amtech.
About Amtech Systems, Inc.
Amtech Systems, Inc. manufactures capital equipment, including silicon wafer handling automation, thermal semiconductor processing equipment and related consumables used in fabricating semiconductor devices and solar cells. Semiconductors, or semiconductor chips, are fabricated on silicon wafer substrates, sliced from ingots, and are part of the circuitry, or electronic components, of many products including computers, telecommunications devices, automotive products, consumer goods, and industrial automation and control systems. The Company's semiconductor handling, thermal processing and consumable products currently address the polishing of newly sliced silicon wafers and reclaimed test wafers and the oxidation and deposition steps used in the fabrication of semiconductors, MEMS and solar cells.
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