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CUNITY (formerly DuPont) outlines Newark expansion, says site will support semiconductor supply chain
Summary
Ryan Moss, Newark site leader for CUNITY (the electronic materials company spun out from DuPont), told New Castle County officials the Newark campus employs about 800 people, recently completed an expansion across from Glasgow High School and will support growing demand from semiconductor customers as CUNITY begins trading publicly.
Ryan Moss, the Newark site leader for CUNITY, told the New Castle County Economic Development Subcommittee on Dec. 2 that the company formed when DuPont separated its electronic materials business and that CUNITY began trading publicly Nov. 1.
Moss said CUNITY focuses on electronic materials used in semiconductor and interconnect manufacturing and described two business lines based at the Newark site — chemical mechanical planarization technologies (CMP) and advanced cleans and slurry technologies. "Combined between those two businesses, we are right around a total sales or revenue of around $5,000,000,000," he said, adding that 2024 revenue was about $4.3 billion and that…
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