Axcelis Technologies Inc

ACLS

Axcelis Technologies Inc specializes in designing, manufacturing, and servicing equipment for the semiconductor industry. It primarily provides ion implantation and other processing systems used in chip fabrication, supporting electronics manufacturers worldwide.

$94.96 0.00 (0.00%)
🚫 Axcelis Technologies Inc does not pay dividends

Company News

NuScale Power Is Interesting, but Here's What I'd Buy Instead
The Motley Fool • Marc Guberti • January 10, 2026

While NuScale Power could address AI energy demands through small modular reactors, the company is years away from commercialization, making it a risky investment. Axcelis Technologies is presented as a better alternative, offering real revenue and profits with ion implantation technology critical for both EV and AI chips. Despite a 50% decline f...

$HAREHOLDER ALERT: The M&A Class Action Firm Is Investigating the Merger--ZEUS, ACLS, VECO, and IROQ
Benzinga • Juan Monteverde • December 9, 2025

Law firm Monteverde & Associates is investigating potential class action lawsuits related to mergers involving Olympic Steel, Axcelis Technologies, Veeco Instruments, and IF Bancorp.

Halper Sadeh LLC Encourages ACLS, VECO, CLCO Shareholders to Contact the Firm to Discuss Their Rights
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Halper Sadeh Llc • November 22, 2025

Law firm Halper Sadeh LLC is investigating potential securities law violations and breaches of fiduciary duties for three companies involving merger and acquisition transactions.

Investors Are Looking to Axcelis as the Next Wave of Chip Growth Builds
The Motley Fool • Eric Trie • October 31, 2025

Reinhart Partners increased its stake in Axcelis Technologies by purchasing 91,788 shares, making it their largest holding at 5.1% of assets under management. The investment highlights potential growth in semiconductor equipment manufacturing, particularly for ion implantation technology.

Deal Dispatch: From Stellantis To Snyk, Major Companies Consider Exits
Benzinga • Anthony Noto • October 3, 2025

Multiple companies are exploring strategic transactions, including potential sales, mergers, and restructuring across various industries such as automotive, technology, and finance.

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