'I congratulate the Belfast operation on its success in securing significant backing': Economy Minister visits tech firm after securing major $22 million investment
IceMOS Technology, which develops cutting-edge silicon wafers used in everything from EV chargers to luxury watches, recently secured a major $22 million investment to accelerate its global expansion
Economy Minister Dr. Caoimhe Archibald has hailed IceMOS Technology as a "fantastic example" of Northern Ireland’s advanced manufacturing sector during a visit to the company’s Belfast facility.
The firm, which develops cutting-edge silicon wafers used in everything from EV chargers to luxury watches, recently secured a major $22m investment to accelerate its global expansion.
A global leader in next-generation silicon power devices and sensing technology, IceMOS aims to drive innovation, scale up manufacturing, and expand into international markets. Its cutting-edge silicon wafers are used in data centre power management, electric vehicle (EV) chargers, and high-end luxury watches.
During the visit, Minister Archibald toured the facility and was joined by Dr. Samuel Anderson MBE, founder, chairman and CEO of IceMOS, and Agnes Sobiech, director of Total Customer Satisfaction.
“I was very pleased to visit IceMOS’s facility in Belfast,” said the Minister. “Delivering high-quality employment and a leader in its field, IceMOS is a fantastic example of the advanced manufacturing capability we have in the north. I congratulate the Belfast operation on its success in securing significant backing to support further growth, particularly in international markets.”
With its proprietary mSJMOSTM technology, IceMOS continues to push the boundaries of energy efficiency and performance in power electronics, supplying customers across the globe from its Belfast base.
Dr Anderson MBE, added: “We are proud to showcase how IceMOS’s Belfast facility is driving semiconductor innovation with global impact.
"This $22m investment validates our mSJMOS technology’s potential to revolutionize energy efficiency in critical sectors like data centers, electric vehicles, and renewables. With NI’s skilled workforce and the ongoing support of Minister Archibald and Invest NI, we are scaling manufacturing, expanding exports, and solidifying Belfast’s role as a hub for advanced power electronics and sensor technology.
"This is just the beginning—we are committed to delivering high-value jobs and cutting-edge solutions that position Northern Ireland at the forefront of the green tech revolution.”