Semiconductor-equipment subsystems supplier (UCTT) — UHP gas/fluid delivery + process modules that go inside AMAT/LRCX fab tools
AI exposure 48% — derived from reported segment revenue, not asserted.
Silicon Layer → Semiconductor Equipment · figures rebased to Q2 2026, reported 2026-08-03
UHP gas/fluid/chemical delivery systems, process modules, frame assemblies, precision robotics, weldments… leads 2 businesses in this sub-tier that together are 100% of revenue, so Semiconductor Equipment is effectively the whole company rather than one leg of it.
Ultra Clean Holdings ($644.9M Q2 2026 — a record). Products 88.8% ($572.7M) = primary B1 Semiconductor Equipment — gas and fluid delivery subsystems and frames built for the tool makers; Services 11.2% ($72.2M) — parts cleaning, coating and analytics. A subsystem supplier to Applied, Lam and their peers rather than a tool maker itself.
Moat. Qualified-supplier status and UHP contamination-control expertise as the largest outsourced subsystems partner to the WFE leaders — real switching friction, since requalifying a gas-delivery module or frame mid-ramp costs an OEM quarters, but not a defense: customers own the product designs and may license them to any competitor, Ichor holds the same qualifications at the same two anchor accounts, and the broader competitor set is generic EMS (Jabil, Celestica, Foxsemicon). Record Q2 2026 volume still priced at a 16.7% gross margin, which is pass-through economics, not pricing power. The…
Bottleneck / pricing power. Essentially no structural pricing power. Record revenue of $644.9M in Q2 2026 produced a 16.7% gross margin and 7.0% operating margin; the utilization-driven expansion from 5.1% is real operating leverage on volume, not terms UCTT can dictate. Top-two customer concentration in the high-50s percent means the OEMs set the price and the schedule.
Role in the AI stack. The sub-tier subsystems supplier — builds the UHP delivery systems and modules inside the fab tools, on the OEMs' terms.
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