United States & Singapore — Economic Development Board

United States: The facility in United States — Louisiana is expected to strengthen critical mineral supply chain resilience across the Western Hemisphere and for the United States by enabling large-scale production of heavy rare earths.

Singapore — Economic Development Board: Singapore — Economic Development Board provided strong support for Aclara Resources' project, contributing to the final approval of the tax exemption.

United States: Applied Materials has also invested over $400 million in its U.S. equipment manufacturing infrastructure and is building a $5 billion EPIC Center in United States — Silicon Valley, indicating broader global expansion efforts beyond Singapore.

Singapore — Economic Development Board: The Singapore — Economic Development Board of Singapore welcomes Applied Materials' expansion, recognizing its contribution to the semiconductor ecosystem and the creation of quality jobs for Singaporeans.

United States: The United States is home to Nisene Technology Group, a subsidiary of AEIM Private Limited specializing in semiconductor testing and reliability engineering equipment.

Singapore — Economic Development Board: The Singapore — Economic Development Board supported the establishment of AEIM Private Limited's facility, recognizing its contribution to Singapore's semiconductor ecosystem and job creation.