BluGlass receives foundry order
BluGlass, an Australian clean tech company in the semiconductor industry, has received an order for $300,000 of foundry development from one of its key specialised epitaxy (foundry) customers. The order is to be delivered over the next six months.
The customer is developing a specialty LED application. BluGlass will be supplying the green and blue LED wafers for the product.
“This order from one single customer for epitaxial development is the largest foundry order that the company has received to date. It forms part of our strategy of growing the custom epitaxy and revenue-generating service part of our business over the coming months. We see this large repeat order as a testament to our team’s ability to deliver custom epitaxy at an industry-competitive standard,” said BluGlass Managing Director Giles Bourne.
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