Horiba competitors

As of 2026-10-28, Horiba's closest competitors in Subsystems & Components are Atlas Copco, VAT Group and Daifuku. wafergraph tracks 18 companies in Subsystems & Components; Horiba is positioned as a market major there with a market cap of $6.1B, and the largest competitor by market cap is Atlas Copco at $91.5B.

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Data as of 2026-10-28 · peers = companies sharing Horiba's primary Subsystems & Components segment in the wafergraph taxonomy · ordered by market position, then market cap

Who competes with Horiba

Customers Horiba shares with its competitors

  • TSMC shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Samsung Electronics shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Intel shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • SK hynix shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Micron Technology shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • SMIC shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • GlobalFoundries shared with 9 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Applied Materials shared with 7 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Lam Research shared with 6 of Horiba's top competitors
  • Tokyo Electron shared with 6 of Horiba's top competitors
  • ASML shared with 5 of Horiba's top competitors
  • KLA shared with 5 of Horiba's top competitors
Frequently asked questions3
Who are Horiba's competitors?
Horiba's closest competitors in Subsystems & Components are Atlas Copco, VAT Group and Daifuku; wafergraph tracks 17 rivals in that segment.
Who is Horiba's largest competitor?
Atlas Copco is the largest Subsystems & Components competitor by market cap ($91.5B).
How many companies compete in Subsystems & Components?
wafergraph tracks 18 companies in Subsystems & Components, including Horiba.

Cite as: wafergraph, “Horiba competitors — 17 rivals in Subsystems & Components, compared”, https://wafergraph.com/competitors/horiba (data as of 2026-10-28).

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