Who Are the Core Customers of NAURA Technology GroupLtd Company?

Tight integration with wafer fabs and foundries drives NAURA Technology Group customers toward localization of tool supply to reduce export-control risk; in 2025 domestic foundries represented a majority of equipment orders, with capital-equipment spend by leading Chinese fabs rising an estimated 20% year-over-year.

NAURA core customers now include SiC and GaN power semiconductor manufacturers, lithium-ion battery producers, and solar cell makers seeking high-throughput deposition and thermal processing; these segments contributed to a reported increase in NAURA corporate clients order diversity in 2025.

NAURA mainly serves business and institutional customers-foundries and wafer fabs, integrated device manufacturers (IDMs), and research institutes-supplying capital equipment rather than consumer products; procurement cycles are multi-year and capex-driven.

By 2025 the most commercially important segment remained domestic foundries and memory fabs, while power-semiconductor (SiC/GaN) customers showed the fastest revenue growth for NAURA customers and partners in China, reflecting rising demand for specialized etch and deposition tools.

NAURA core customers cluster in Shanghai, Beijing, and Wuhan where state-backed fab investments fuel demand for semiconductor equipment; these regions account for the majority of orders and project pipelines.

Mature node fabs (28nm+) in automotive chipmakers and consumer electronics manufacturers sustain steady purchases of thinning and deposition tools used by NAURA corporate clients and semiconductor manufacturers.

NAURA Technology Group customers are primarily domestic; over 90% of revenue comes from China in recent fiscal cycles, driven by sales to foundries and wafer fabs and IDM and fabless companies for vacuum and thin film equipment.

Demand is rising fastest for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) production tools in 2025-2026; NAURA's specialized thinning and deposition equipment targets this vertical, attracting NAURA customers and partners in China and select global semiconductor companies.

NAURA leverages a platform-based R&D approach to target lithium-ion battery and solar PV makers, adding industrial and energy customers without departing from NAURA Technology Group customers in semiconductors. By 2025, non-semiconductor segments make up 20%-25% of revenue, helping reach new corporate clients in energy and electronics.

NAURA keeps semiconductor manufacturers, foundries and wafer fabs engaged by investing over 10% of 2025 revenue into semiconductor R&D, preserving high-end tool performance and meeting expectations of NAURA core customers and NAURA corporate clients.

Repeat demand from IDM and fabless companies, plus renewals from wafer fab operators and state-owned enterprises, sustain ecosystem stickiness; research institutes and universities also buy NAURA equipment for thin film and vacuum labs, deepening NAURA customer relationships.

The main growth lever is platform portability: vacuum and thermal technology adapted at scale for battery and PV manufacturers, offering counter-cyclical revenue that stabilizes margins and finances continued competitiveness versus global peers during 2025/2026.