Ebara Corporation's Global Supply Chain
Pumps & Semiconductor EquipmentEbara is the Japanese engineering firm that makes both the pumps moving the world's water and the dry vacuum pumps and CMP systems inside advanced chip fabs. Over 80% of the top-20 chipmakers are its customers.
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Who supplies Ebara Corporation?
Ebara Corporation relies on suppliers such as Nidec and NSK, and sells to TSMC, Samsung Electronics and Intel. The map below covers all 8 companies in its supply chain, sorted into end customers, manufacturers, materials and equipment, with a live stock ticker for each listed company.
Key suppliers
- Nidec
- NSK
Key customers
- TSMC
- Samsung Electronics
- Intel
- SK hynix
- Tokyo Electron
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Ebara Corporation supply chain — frequently asked questions
- Who supplies Ebara Corporation?
- Ebara Corporation's suppliers include Nidec and NSK. The list covers its manufacturers, raw-material providers and equipment makers.
- Where does Ebara Corporation get its materials?
- Ebara Corporation sources raw materials and components from suppliers including Nidec and NSK.
- Who are Ebara Corporation's customers?
- Ebara Corporation's customers include TSMC, Samsung Electronics, Intel, SK hynix and Tokyo Electron.
- How many companies are in Ebara Corporation's supply chain?
- Make Sure I Know It maps 8 companies in Ebara Corporation's supply chain across four tiers: end customers, manufacturers, materials and equipment suppliers.
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