Chemleader Corporation (CLC) was established in 2002 and specializes in the research, development, and production of chemicals for wet processes. Initially used mostly in the LED industry, CLC products later expanded into the advanced semiconductor packaging industry as well.
In 2013, CLC became a fully-owned subsidiary of Grand Process Technology Corporation (GPTC), the leading brand for semiconductor wet processing equipment in Taiwan. CLC is continuing to explore new product applications and technologies thanks to the complementary synergies between equipment and chemical technology.
In addition to our expertise in the development and production of high-precision etchants and eco-friendly photoresist strippers, CLC has also expanded our reach into the supply chain of advanced IC manufacturing, including the energy and back-end electronic industries, becoming the first supplier of nano-copper electroplating chemicals in the world.
HISTORY
Company History
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2002Establishment of CLC
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2003Mass production of first etchant product
ISO 9001 certification -
2004Mass production of the first photoresist stripper product
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2009Formed industry-academia cooperation with the University of Science and Technology
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2013Became a fully-owned subsidiary of GPTC after being acquired by the GPTC Group
Expansion of Sanming Factory in Hsinchu Industrial Park
ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 certification -
2016Developed the first commercial nano-twin copper electroplating additive in the world
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2017Mass production of the first eco-friendly photoresist stripper product
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2018Relocated to the present site at Guangfu Factory in Hsinchu Industrial Park
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2020Introduction of eco-friendly photoresist stripper to the mass production line for advanced packaging
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2021Class 1000 Clean Room production line enters service
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2022Introduction of etchant to the mass production line for advanced wafer process
ISO 14064-1 certification
Automated chemical warehouse enters service
Approval granted for entry into Southern Taiwan Science Park. Lujhu Factory is expected to enter service in 2024