Oxford Instruments vs Tokyo Electron

Oxford Instruments's primary segment is Etch; Tokyo Electron's is Deposition. Oxford Instruments has a tracked market cap of $2.1B; Tokyo Electron is currently unpriced in the dataset. Tokyo Electron reports higher tracked revenue ($15.5B vs $560M).

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Side-by-side

Oxford InstrumentsTokyo Electron
Market cap$2.1BUnpriced
Revenue$560M (FY2026)$15.5B (FY2026)
Primary segmentEtchDeposition
Market positionnicheleader
CountryUnited KingdomJapan
Tracked suppliers09
Tracked customers79
Chokepoint / criticality50/10083/100

Market caps/revenue from the wafergraph dataset · data as of 2026-10-09. Criticality is a graph-derived chokepoint score (0–100). Coverage is partial; "Unpriced" means no reliable market cap.

How Oxford Instruments and Tokyo Electron compare

  • Revenue: Tokyo Electron reports higher tracked revenue.
  • Supply-chain criticality: Tokyo Electron has the higher chokepoint score (83/100 vs 50/100).
  • Footprint: Oxford Instruments (United Kingdom) vs Tokyo Electron (Japan).

Company hubs

Oxford Instruments · Tokyo Electron · Equipment (Front End) segment

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Cite as: wafergraph, “Oxford Instruments vs Tokyo Electron”, https://wafergraph.com/compare/oxford_instruments-vs-tokyo_electron (data as of 2026-10-09).

Frequently asked questions3
Is Oxford Instruments bigger than Tokyo Electron?
By tracked revenue, Tokyo Electron is larger ($15.5B vs $560M).
What's the difference between Oxford Instruments and Tokyo Electron?
Oxford Instruments is a niche in Etch based in United Kingdom; Tokyo Electron is a leader in Deposition based in Japan. Both operate in the Equipment (Front End) segment.
Who are Oxford Instruments's and Tokyo Electron's suppliers?
wafergraph tracks 0 suppliers for Oxford Instruments and 9 for Tokyo Electron.