SUSS MicroTec
Dr. Bernd Schulte (CEO & Member of Management Board)
Mr. Oliver M. Albrecht (CFO & Member of Management Board)
Dr. Thomas Rohe (COO & Member of Management Board)
Summary
History
In 1949, Karl Süss founded the company Karl Süss KG to support sales and service for optical devices made by Ernst-Leitz GmbH, later Leica, in Munich, Germany. Then in 1963 the assignment by Siemens to develop a simple photolithography tool marked a change in the strategic direction of the company towards contract manufacturing and engineering. With the creation of the MJB3, the first mask aligner now exhibited in the Deutsches Museum in Munich, the company entered the emerging semiconductor industry. In addition to manual and automatic alignment equipment the product portfolio extended to systems for related wafer processing steps such as development, cleaning and wafer bonding. The company expanded into the global market with the foundation of its first overseas subsidiaries in the 1980s.
In 1999 under the holding SÜSS MicroTec AG, the SUSS group went public on the German stock exchange. In 2002 all subsidiaries were renamed SUSS MicroTec.
Mission
Vision
Key Team
Sven Kopsel (Head of Investor Relations & Corp. Communications)
Mr. Stefan Lutter (Bus. Unit Mang. Bonder)
Recognition and Awards
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Dr. Bernd Schulte (CEO & Member of Management Board)
Mr. Oliver M. Albrecht (CFO & Member of Management Board)
Dr. Thomas Rohe (COO & Member of Management Board)