EcoSys receives another order
Wednesday September 17 10:40 AM EDT
Company Press Release
ATMI's EcoSys Unit Receives Another Full Fab Order
Second "Full Fab" Win for Semiconductor Environmental Subsidiary
DANBURY, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 17, 1997--Advanced Technology Materials Inc.
(NASDAQ: ATMI), today announced receipt of a $1.4 million order from Taiwan Semiconductor
Manufacturing Co., better known as ``TSMC.''
ATMI's EcoSys division is providing TSMC with complete turnkey semiconductor environmental
equipment and extensive monitoring services at one of their Taiwan fabrication plants.
TSMC's order includes EcoSys' industry-leading Vector(R) wet and Novapure(R) dry point-of-use
environmental equipment. Initial product shipments and installation are scheduled to begin during the
third quarter.
James Burns, EcoSys president, said, ``TSMC is one of Taiwan's leading semiconductor
companies. They are frequently viewed as a Taiwan trendsetter. We are hoping our full fab win with
TSMC is a harbinger of our future in the Taiwan market.''
Peter Shamshoian, EcoSys vice-president, sales, commented, ``Our TSMC order is the next step
-- after our Hyundai full fab order -- in the semiconductor industry's recognition and approval of the
EcoSys 'TEAM' services. Combining our comprehensive abatement experience, our full line of
point-of-use abatement equipment, and continuous on-site service and support is what is making
our 'Total Effluent Abatement Management' program an industry success.''
EcoSys, an ATMI company, is a world leader in point-of-use environmental equipment for the
semiconductor industry. ATMI is a leading provider of advanced semiconductor materials and
environmental equipment. It is also developing next-generation semiconductor devices based on its
new materials technologies.
Statements which are not historical information are forward looking, and involve risks and
uncertainties, including, but not limited to: changes in semiconductor industry growth or ATMI's
markets; competition, problems, or delays developing and commercializing new products, and other
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