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Accuron Technologies acquires Recif Technologies

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Accuron Technologies has acquired Recif Technologies, a France-based company specialising in the design, manufacture, and installation of robotic handling equipment for semiconductor wafer-handling.

This strategic move further solidifies Accuron’s growing footprint in the semiconductor industry and its presence in Europe.

"We are excited to welcome Recif into the Accuron family. With Recif's innovative solutions and expertise, I am convinced we will be better able to serve our industries better,” said TAN Kai Hoe, President & Group CEO of Accuron Technologies. “This strategic move aligns seamlessly with our vision for growth and continued leadership in the semiconductor value-chain. We look forward to enhancing our offerings and supporting Recif's growth on the global stage.”

The acquisition of Recif enhances Accuron's position as a key player in the semiconductor value-chain, and aligns with the Group's strategy for sustained growth and leadership in cutting-edge technology solutions. The addition of Recif will complement the technological capabilities of businesses currently in the Group's portfolio ­— including esmo AG, mechatronic systemtechnik, and NexGen Wafer Systems, who are leading players of niche applications in the semiconductor field. This synergy not only expands the Group's capabilities but also positions Accuron as a versatile and innovative provider in the chip industry, catering to a broader range of customer needs with an extended and integrated suite of cutting-edge solutions.

Recif boasts a long history of 'technological excellence' in the semiconductor sector and a global presence with offices in Taiwan and the USA, along with sales representatives covering Asia and Europe. The company's technical capabilities include an in-house R&D team overseeing product development and enhancement, and active participation in various European collaborative research programs.

Laurent SALANQUEDA, President and CEO of Recif Technologies, shared his perspective on the collaboration, saying, “Joining forces with Accuron opens up new horizons for Recif. Our shared commitment to providing best-in-class solutions positions us to greater value to our customers in the semiconductor industry. We are enthusiastic about the opportunities ahead and the synergies that will emerge as we combine our strengths to drive innovation and meet the evolving needs of the market.”

Accuron and Recif are confident that this acquisition will result in a stronger and more versatile organisation, better equipped to address the dynamic challenges of the semiconductor industry and drive further innovations in wafer-handling technology.

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