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Werner Lieb GmbH has been recognized by Semiconductor Review Magazine as “Top 5 Semiconductor Manufacturing Solutions Companies In Germany – 2023” based on our proprietary methodology, reflecting its position in the industry. This profile has been developed by the Semiconductor Review research and editorial team based on insights from an interview with Bas Groenen, Managing Director and Rüdiger Schindler, Managing Director.
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“LIEB redefines excellence through automation expertise, flexibility, and short lead times showcasing exceptional competence in the semiconductor industry,” says Bas Groenen, the Managing Director at LIEB.
The company started manufacturing tools and equipment components for toys and dolls manufacturing under the stewardship of its founder, Werner Lieb. However, recognising the potential in other sectors, the company also shifted its focus towards manufacturing components for ceramics, automotive, additive manufacturing, and eventually, semiconductors and power electronics. Having identified the latter two industries as burgeoning mega-trends, the company strategically realigned its business to capitalise on the opportunities within these industries. With nearly two decades of experience in the semiconductor market, it has solidified its position as a trusted partner, delivering reliable and innovative automation solutions.
The emphasis on in-house mechanical component development significantly enhances its ability to address two industry-wide challenges—supplier pipeline inconsistencies and high lead times. This approach fosters a sense of autonomy for LIEB, enabling it to navigate the complex semiconductor component production landscape seamlessly. LIEB’s operations are, in essence, crystal clear—delivering top-tier automation solutions through in-house capabilities and customer-centric innovation. LIEB’s dynamic approach to challenges in the semiconductor supply pipeline further helps smaller companies by combining their core competencies with its area of expertise. Although these companies typically possess the required technical knowledge, they often encounter limitations in automation, handling capabilities, and compliance with semiconductor fab standards. In response, LIEB acts as a dependable partner, leveraging its strong proficiency in these areas to support these small companies in delivering comprehensive systems that meet the stringent requirements of the fab.
Based in Germany, LIEB benefits from a diverse and agile team of over 100 professionals, each bringing their aptitudes in various domains such as sales, design, manufacturing, and software programming. This rich diversity and flexibility fosters innovation, further strengthening the firm’s ability to adapt effortlessly to customer requirements. With distinct departments contributing to its capabilities and highly experienced professionals in business development and product management, LIEB effectively addresses daily challenges, meeting evolving customer needs with innovative solutions.
The company’s supportive stance towards smaller firms further contributes to its reputation and makes way for an even stronger future. This business growth is highly supported by ACC, the new and strong possessor of LIEB. With years of continuous effort, LIEB is poised to set new standards for excellence and innovation and seeks to continue doing so for years to come.
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Company
Werner Lieb GmbH
Management
Bas Groenen, Managing Director and Rüdiger Schindler, Managing Director
Description
Werner Lieb GmbH, an internationally recognised firm with a rich 65-year history, has been at the forefront of the automation industry since its inception. With a strong focus on the semiconductor sector, the company develops components and special machines for the semiconductor, high-performance electronics, automotive, and life science sectors.