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ACM Research Inc
ACM Research makes specialized equipment used in semiconductor factories. Its main tools clean silicon wafers, remove unwanted material, and help with other wet process steps during chip production. The company also sells equipment for advanced packaging and other parts of the chipmaking flow. Its customers are chip manufacturers, foundries, and memory producers that need these tools to build and package semiconductors. ACM Research makes money by selling the machines, along with spare parts, service, and technical support after installation. That service work matters because chip plants depend on uptime and regular maintenance. What sets ACM Research apart is its focus on wet processing, especially wafer cleaning, which is a critical step in making reliable chips. It is not a broad chip company; it sits in the equipment layer of the industry, supplying tools that chipmakers buy before they can turn silicon into finished semiconductors.
ACM Research makes specialized equipment used in semiconductor factories. Its main tools clean silicon wafers, remove unwanted material, and help with other wet process steps during chip production. The company also sells equipment for advanced packaging and other parts of the chipmaking flow.
Its customers are chip manufacturers, foundries, and memory producers that need these tools to build and package semiconductors. ACM Research makes money by selling the machines, along with spare parts, service, and technical support after installation. That service work matters because chip plants depend on uptime and regular maintenance.
What sets ACM Research apart is its focus on wet processing, especially wafer cleaning, which is a critical step in making reliable chips. It is not a broad chip company; it sits in the equipment layer of the industry, supplying tools that chipmakers buy before they can turn silicon into finished semiconductors.
Revenue: ACM Research reported first-quarter revenue of $231.3 million, up 34.2% year over year, with growth led by ECP and advanced packaging.
Margins: Gross margin was 46.5%, above the midpoint of the company’s 42% to 48% long-term target range.
Cleaning Recovery: Cleaning revenue fell 5.5%, but management said product issues seen in 2025 are being worked through and expects single-wafer SPM shipments to ramp sharply through the year.
New Products: The company highlighted strong progress on Tahoe, single-wafer SPM, vertical furnace, PECVD, and track tools, saying new products should contribute more in 2026 and beyond.
Outlook: Full-year 2026 revenue guidance was reiterated at $1.08 billion to $1.175 billion, and shipment growth is still expected to outpace revenue growth.
Global Expansion: Management said Lingang and Oregon investments are advancing, with Oregon still on track for an in-house demo lab and U.S.-made tool capability by year-end 2026.
