ATMI Teams up with Lake LED Materials' Technology to Develop LED Applications

ATMI, Inc. has invested a minority interest in Lake LED Materials of Daejeon, South Korea, a materials technology company which focuses on providing metal organic precursors to the LED market.

According to the agreement, ATMI will help accelerate commercial LED materials introductions, with select marketing and technology rights.
 
The collaboration highlights ATMI's technical expertise in process materials for LED applications with its global infrastructure in conjunction with Lake LED Materials' technology.
 
It represents ATMI's first step in a multi-faceted strategy for addressing process efficiency opportunities in the LED market.

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