Moses Lake Industries opens semiconductor R&D site in Arizona

  • Gas
  • June 27, 2025

Chemistry-for-electronics company Moses Lake Industries has opened a semiconductor manufacturing and research facility in Mesa, Arizona.

The 50,000 sq ft facility will advance semiconductor material development, including high-purity electrolyte solutions and copper-based materials used in new technologies.

Moses Lake Industries already has plans to expand the facility in the future.

Hiro Era, President and CEO of Moses Lake, described the opening as a significant milestone for the company.

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