ORGANO USA is expanding its business, benefiting from growing semiconductor investment in North America. It is capturing demand through the delivery and maintenance of ultrapure water systems around Phoenix, while also beginning to develop new markets beyond semiconductors. It has also moved its headquarters to a larger office and begun proposing AGSOR.
Benefiting from expanding semiconductor investment in North America, ORGANO USA is growing its business in the region. In and around Phoenix, Arizona, the company is capturing demand through the delivery and maintenance of ultrapure water systems associated with major semiconductor manufacturers' large-scale investments.
The company's core business is providing ultrapure water systems for semiconductor cleaning processes. It also supplies equipment for the production of high-purity chemicals to materials manufacturers and handles consumables. Beyond semiconductors, it is pursuing new markets, including wastewater treatment and pharmaceuticals.
ORGANO USA has moved its headquarters to a larger office in Phoenix. The company reportedly plans to use the back-office area for the temporary storage of inventory and materials, among other purposes.
In response to rising semiconductor demand, the company expects demand not only for more ultrapure water system deliveries but also for post-start-up plant maintenance and consumables. It has also begun proposing AGSOR, a continuous wastewater treatment system using aerobic granules, under the name “AGSOR (Agzor),” with the aim of increasing processing capacity to approximately 1.5 to 2 times the previous level.