City of Nampa Excited to Welcome Semiconductor Companies to Fuller 84 Industrial Park

The City of Nampa is pleased to welcome Exyte, a global leader in the design, engineering, and delivery of ultra-clean and sustainable facilities for high-tech industries, to the Fuller 84 Industrial Park, located near Franklin & Star Roads. Three subsidiaries of Exyte's Business Area Technology and Services will settle in Nampa and gradually expand their capacities over the coming years. The companies are Diversified Fluid Solutions (DFS), Exyte Technology, and NEHP.

Nampa Mayor Debbie Kling shared, "Any time we can welcome growth from the semiconductor industry into Nampa is exciting. We see a huge need for the products created in the semiconductor industry worldwide and we are thankful they chose to expand their operation in Nampa, providing yet another excellent job opportunity for our residents and the Treasure Valley.

Economic & Community Development Director Robyn Sellers shared, "We are thrilled to have this industrial development add to our fast-paced industrial sector in north Nampa. This is a significant expansion into Nampa's semiconductor industry and these three companies will cumulatively create more than 250 new full-time jobs which are estimated to pay well over Canyon County's annual average wage."

The City of Nampa worked with partners including Idaho Commerce, Boise Valley Economic Partnership to assist in landing the project for the region.

To read the press release sent from Exyte, visit https://www.exyte.net/en/Technology---Services-expands-in-the-US-with-opening-of-three-locations-in-Nampa%2C-Idaho