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Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Information Technology
Industry
Semiconductors
Headquarters
United States of America US
Employees
7 411
IPO date
Mar 25, 2004

Ultra Clean Holdings makes precision parts, subsystems, and cleaning services used in semiconductor manufacturing tools. Its products help chipmakers and the equipment companies that serve them move, control, clean, and protect gases, liquids, and other materials inside highly complex factory equipment. The company sits in the middle of the chip supply chain, where accuracy, cleanliness, and reliability matter a great deal.

It sells mainly to semiconductor equipment makers, chip manufacturers, and other industrial customers that need tightly controlled components and assemblies. Ultra Clean earns money by manufacturing these parts, assembling higher-level modules, and providing cleaning, refurbishment, and supply-chain support for customers that want critical parts delivered and maintained under strict standards.

What makes the business model distinct is that it is less about designing chips and more about being a behind-the-scenes manufacturing partner for the tools that make chips. Customers rely on Ultra Clean for specialized production work, contamination control, and ongoing service, which makes the company an important supplier in an industry where downtime and defects are expensive.

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Address
26462 Corporate Ave
Hayward, California
United States of America

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Products

This segment builds and assembles gas and fluid delivery systems, precision components, and other subsystems used inside semiconductor manufacturing tools. It also sells parts and assemblies that help equipment makers in...

Customers

Semiconductor equipment makers and, in some cases, other high-tech manufacturers that need custom precision parts and assemblies.

Revenue Model

It earns money by selling manufactured parts, assemblies, and subsystems, often built to customer specifications.

Services

This segment cleans, refurbishes, and repairs parts and equipment used in chipmaking and other clean manufacturing settings. It helps customers keep tool parts in usable condition and return them to service.

Customers

Chip manufacturers, semiconductor equipment makers, and other customers that use expensive process parts and want them cleaned or repaired.

Revenue Model

It earns money by charging service fees for cleaning, repair, refurbishment, and related support work.

Management

Mr. James P. Scholhamer

CEO & Director

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Ms. Sheri L. Savage

CFO & Senior VP of Finance

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Mr. Jeffrey L. Mckibben

Chief Information Officer

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Mr. Christopher S. Cook

President of Products Business

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Mr. Harjinder Bajwa

Chief Operating Officer

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Mr. Brian E. Harding CPA

Senior VP & Chief Accounting Officer

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Ms. Rhonda M. Bennetto B.B.A.

Senior Vice President of Investor Relations

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Cheryl Knepfler

Managing Director of Marketing

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Ms. Jamie J. Palfrey

Chief Human Resources Officer

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Mr. William C. Bentinck

President of Services Division

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