Ichor (NASDAQ:ICHR) Holdings Ltd is a leading provider of fluid delivery subsystems and gas delivery products for the semiconductor industry. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company specializes in the design, engineering and manufacturing of critical components that manage the delivery and control of liquids and gases used in wafer fabrication and advanced packaging processes. Its product lines include liquid flow modules, gas cabinets, chemical delivery skids and related automation hardware that ensure high precision and reliability in chip manufacturing.
Founded in 1989, Ichor initially focused on custom fluid handling solutions before expanding its offerings to meet the growing demands of semiconductor capital equipment makers. Over the years, the company has developed a broad portfolio of standardized and configurable subsystems that address the stringent purity, flow control and safety requirements of front‐end and back‐end fabrication processes. Ichor’s technologies support a range of applications such as atomic layer deposition, chemical vapor deposition and electroplating, among others.
Ichor serves a global customer base that includes leading chipmakers and equipment vendors across North America, Asia-Pacific and Europe. The company operates manufacturing facilities in the United States and strategically located service centers in Taiwan, South Korea and mainland China. This geographic footprint enables Ichor to provide localized engineering support, rapid deployment and responsive after-sales service to semiconductor fabs and foundries worldwide.
The company is led by a seasoned management team with deep industry expertise. Chief Executive Officer Steven Sokol brings more than 25 years of experience in semiconductor equipment and process development, while Chief Financial Officer Neal Swan oversees corporate finance and investor relations. Under their leadership, Ichor continues to invest in research and development, operational excellence and strategic partnerships to address the evolving needs of next‐generation semiconductor fabrication.
