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ATREG Announces Official Closing of onsemi’s South Portland, Maine Fab Sale

Diodes to integrate U.S. operational 200mm facility and workforce into global manufacturing operations

SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#ATREG–ATREG, Inc., which specializes in helping advanced technology companies divest and acquire infrastructure-rich manufacturing assets (semiconductor fabs and cleanrooms) worldwide, announced today that the acquisition of onsemi’s operational 200mm manufacturing fab located in South Portland, Maine, USA (SPFAB) by Diodes Incorporated has officially closed. This fab divestment is part of onsemi’s fab-liter manufacturing strategy aimed at sustainable financial performance through gross margins expansion. By integrating this U.S.-based facility into its existing wafer fabrication operations in Asia and Europe, Diodes will add 200mm capacity for analog products and be able to accelerate its growth initiatives in the automotive and industrial markets.

“As we transition production to more efficient fabs within our global network, we will improve our cost structure by eliminating fixed costs associated with the sold fabs,” explains Wei-Chung Wang, executive vice president, global manufacturing and operations for onsemi. “We are grateful to the ATREG team for helping us engineer this win-win transaction with Diodes.”

“Demand for 200mm brownfield fab assets is at an all-time high and semiconductor manufacturers are leaving no stone unturned to maintain and increase their wafer production capacity,” adds Stephen Rothrock, founder, president, and CEO of ATREG. “With this disposition, onsemi can now transition production from the South Portland fab to other manufacturing sites while Diodes benefits from fully operational facilities and needed engineering talent in the context of a global workforce shortage.”

About ATREG, Inc.

Headquartered in Seattle, USA, ATREG, Inc. specializes in helping global companies divest and acquire infrastructure-rich advanced technology manufacturing assets, including front-end and back-end semiconductor fabs, cleanroom facilities, and technology campuses in North America, Europe, and Asia. For more information, please visit our web site, read our blog, or follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Contacts

Muriel Guilbert

muriel.guilbert@atreg.com

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