Fujifilm Electronic Materials

Five-building, 80,000 sq ft expansion of Fujifilm's Mesa semiconductor materials campus. Adds capacity for CMP slurries, high-purity solvents, and process chemicals used by U.S. chip fabs, and lifts site output by roughly 30%.

Investment
$88.0M
Permanent jobs announced
120
Status
Operational
Operations began
Jun 1, 2024
Why this project qualifies

With 120 permanent operating jobs announced, this project clears AFT's 100-permanent-job threshold (AFT includes any project meeting $100 million in facility-specific investment OR 100 permanent operating jobs). It is also confirmed by official public sources and involves a physical manufacturing facility in the United States.

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Why it matters

The semiconductors context.

Semiconductor fabrication plants, known as fabs, rank among the most capital-intensive industrial facilities ever built—often requiring $10–$30 billion and several years from groundbreaking to initial production. The CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 accelerated a U.S. construction cycle spanning advanced chip fabrication, legacy-node production, semiconductor equipment, packaging, and critical materials. These projects create long-term manufacturing footprints while attracting suppliers, infrastructure investment, and specialized technical work.

Project record

At a glance

Company
Fujifilm Electronic Materials
Industry
Semiconductors
Location
Mesa, Arizona
Investment
$88.0M
Permanent jobs announced
120
Status
Operational
Announced
Apr 13, 2022
Operations began
Jun 1, 2024
Added to tracker
Feb 27, 2026
Sources

Official references

  • Primary source
    https://www.fujifilm.com/us/en/news/FEUS_Mesa_Expansion_Completion

Cite this project

American Factory Tracker. "Fujifilm Electronic Materials, Mesa, AZ." https://americanfactorytracker.com/projects/fujifilm-electronic-materials-mesa. Accessed November 3, 2026.

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