Ambitious Additions of Technology and Services

Exyte and particularly its T&S business is on a journey of expansion and growth. With the acquisition and subsequent integration of several specialized US-based companies, Exyte has added products, services, manpower, knowledge, and experience to its portfolio of mission-critical equipment and installation services. 

Stainless steel corrosive fume exhaust ducts from Fab-Tech in Vermont, chemical distribution systems from Diversified Fluid Solutions (DFS) in Idaho, point-of-use abatement systems from Airgard in California, tangential flow filtration systems from BioPharm Engineered Systems in Massachusetts – these are only four examples of the dozens of products and services that Exyte has on offer now. By seamlessly integrating the products and services of these acquired entities, Exyte not only designs, engineers and builds state-of-the-art facilities but also provides a complete spectrum of tailored solutions for any kind of operations. This makes the company the most comprehensive full-service provider for clients in the semiconductor as well as the biopharma and life sciences industries. 

Collaborative approach serves project quality

 

Jason Medhurst, Director of Sales at Airgard, is thrilled with the positive outcomes resulting from the acquisition by Exyte: “This transition quickly uncovered significant cross-selling opportunities between our organizations. It also revealed collaboration prospects between Exyte as the parent company and the subsidiaries for gas room works on a major semiconductor project.” 

 

This collaborative approach is now being implemented in projects for other clients, fostering shared relationships and applications. With its suite of products in the T&S business, Exyte can address all kinds of challenges from a comprehensive perspective. “We have worked together to assist clients leveraging relationships across all our companies. This collaborative network, dedicated to helping clients find optimal solutions, provides us with a distinct competitive advantage,” Medhurst emphasizes. 

To meet the resulting ever-increasing demand for their products and services, Exyte and its subsidiaries are also investing in additional and bigger production facilities. While DFS in Boise, and Nuance Systems (NSI) in Portland, Oregon, are expanding their production sites in their hometowns, two other Exyte subsidiaries have established a physical presence in the Czech Republic to better service their European clients. The new workshops of Fab-Tech and NEHP in the West of the country are a result of the investments that top-tier semiconductor companies have announced in the eastern part of Germany and other European countries. 

The Czech colleagues also cooperated closely with their American counterparts of Fab-Tech and NEHP in setting up their workshops, by finding contractors for the construction, assisting with the IT and HR structure, and navigating the bureaucracy. 

Czechia stands out as an enticing hub for industrial production, because of its strategic position in Central Europe, robust infrastructure, favorable business environment and a well-educated, highly skilled workforce. While Exyte Technology competes for recruits with the automotive sector, this challenge is at the same time the biggest advantage in sourcing talent, Weberova notes. “The semiconductor business with all its facets holds so much potential for the future, and Exyte with its growth and purpose of creating a better future appeal to our employees in Czechia.”