Horiba

HORIBA’s Energy & Environment solutions combine precision measurement and smart analytics to advance net-zero strategies and carbon-neutral performance.

HORIBA designs, develops and distributes worldwide, in vitro diagnostic systems mainly destined for biological analysis in medical laboratories.

HORIBA provides measuring instruments and systems utilized across various industries and fields, like air quality monitoring, environmental conservation, optimization of manufacturing processes and facilitating research and development.

The page examines how spectroscopic techniques have contributed to biotechnology advancements since the discovery of the human genome.

Horiba aims to generate ₹20 billion in revenue from its India operations by 2028. The company is expanding local manufacturing and research and development to support this growth. Horiba currently employs over 600 workers across eight locations in India as part of its global workforce of over 9,000 employees.

Sep 2026Outlook BusinessNews article

Horiba acquires **EtaMaX**, a South Korean developer of wafer inspection systems using photoluminescence analysis. The company’s technology detects defects and evaluates uniformity in compound semiconductor wafers. Horiba plans to combine EtaMaX’s software with its spectroscopy expertise to enhance inspection accuracy and efficiency.

Apr 2025evertiq.comNews article

HORIBA Group acquires EtaMax, a South Korean company specializing in wafer inspection systems for the compound semiconductor market. The deal, executed through HORIBA STEC Korea, aims to expand HORIBA’s capabilities in semiconductor manufacturing equipment. EtaMax operates from Suwon, South Korea, and focuses on advanced inspection technologies for semiconductor production.

Apr 2025CCI France JaponNews article

HORIBA STEC KOREA acquires EtaMax, a developer and manufacturer of wafer inspection systems for the semiconductor industry. The deal expands HORIBA’s capabilities in next-generation power semiconductor inspection technologies. The acquisition was finalized on April 3, 2025, consolidating EtaMax’s expertise under HORIBA’s semiconductor business in South Korea.

Apr 2025Power Semiconductors WeeklyNews article