Analog Devices to invest €630 million in next-gen semiconductor facility

Analog Devices has disclosed its plans for a significant investment of €630 million at its European regional headquarters in Limerick, Ireland. This investment will facilitate the establishment of a Research & Development and manufacturing facility covering an area of 45,000 square feet.

The new facility will drive ADI‘s development of advanced signal processing innovations, accelerating the digital transformation of various sectors such as Industrial, Automotive, and Healthcare.

The investment will triple ADI’s European wafer production capacity and align with the company’s objective of doubling internal manufacturing capacity, enhancing the resilience of its global supply chain, and improving customer service. The investment is expected to create 600 new job positions, significantly expanding ADI’s current employment footprint in the midwest region of Ireland, which currently stands at 1,500 employees in Ireland and 3,100 across Europe.

“Since 1976, Ireland has been a critical innovation center for ADI, thanks to its strong academic and research organisations, business ecosystem, and progressive government leadership,” said ADI CEO and Chair Vincent Roche. “This next-generation semiconductor manufacturing facility and expanded R&D team will further extend ADI Limerick’s global influence. Through organic R&D and close collaboration with our customers and ecosystem partners, we are striving to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges and enable a more efficient, safer, and sustainable future.”

“This is a really significant announcement for Limerick and the midwest region, which marks a new chapter in the longstanding relationship between ADI and Ireland. This massive €630 million investment is great news for local employment with lots of jobs being created during the construction phase, and 600 high-end graduate jobs. It means a significant expansion in the size and scale of ADI’s research, innovation, and development, leading to new, highly innovative products. This investment is further evidence of the Government’s commitment to bringing jobs to the midwest,” said An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.

Simon Coveney, Minister for Enterprise Trade & Employment of Ireland, said, “This is a much welcome announcement from Analog Devices and a great vote of confidence in Limerick and the midwest. It’s also noteworthy that it’s the latest in a series of major job announcements outside of Dublin. I’m struck not only by the scale of the investment, but also the high quality positions that will result. I’ll be visiting Analog Devices in Boston during a trade mission this week where we’ll be looking forward to many more years of doing business in Ireland.”

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Analog Devices has disclosed its plans for a significant investment of €630 million at its European regional headquarters in Limerick, Ireland. This investment will facilitate the establishment of a Research & Development and manufacturing facility covering an area of 45,000 square feet.

The new facility will drive ADI‘s development of advanced signal processing innovations, accelerating the digital transformation of various sectors such as Industrial, Automotive, and Healthcare.

The investment will triple ADI’s European wafer production capacity and align with the company’s objective of doubling internal manufacturing capacity, enhancing the resilience of its global supply chain, and improving customer service. The investment is expected to create 600 new job positions, significantly expanding ADI’s current employment footprint in the midwest region of Ireland, which currently stands at 1,500 employees in Ireland and 3,100 across Europe.

“Since 1976, Ireland has been a critical innovation center for ADI, thanks to its strong academic and research organisations, business ecosystem, and progressive government leadership,” said ADI CEO and Chair Vincent Roche. “This next-generation semiconductor manufacturing facility and expanded R&D team will further extend ADI Limerick’s global influence. Through organic R&D and close collaboration with our customers and ecosystem partners, we are striving to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges and enable a more efficient, safer, and sustainable future.”

“This is a really significant announcement for Limerick and the midwest region, which marks a new chapter in the longstanding relationship between ADI and Ireland. This massive €630 million investment is great news for local employment with lots of jobs being created during the construction phase, and 600 high-end graduate jobs. It means a significant expansion in the size and scale of ADI’s research, innovation, and development, leading to new, highly innovative products. This investment is further evidence of the Government’s commitment to bringing jobs to the midwest,” said An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.

Simon Coveney, Minister for Enterprise Trade & Employment of Ireland, said, “This is a much welcome announcement from Analog Devices and a great vote of confidence in Limerick and the midwest. It’s also noteworthy that it’s the latest in a series of major job announcements outside of Dublin. I’m struck not only by the scale of the investment, but also the high quality positions that will result. I’ll be visiting Analog Devices in Boston during a trade mission this week where we’ll be looking forward to many more years of doing business in Ireland.”

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