Items stated in the management plan
Formulated| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plan period | From June 2026 through the fiscal year ending March 2031 |
| Progress against the plan | Formulated |
| Total investment plan | Approximately 76 |
| Plan assumptions | Rapid market expansion centered on high-performance semiconductors for generative AI and data centers, Demand for semiconductor testing remains extremely strong, Business continuity planning in light of the risks of rising labor costs and difficulty securing personnel resulting from an excessive concentration of production functions at the Malaysia site |
| Key initiatives | Japan: Expansion of buildings and installation of new production equipment, Malaysia: Installation of new production equipment, Vietnam: Leasing of land, construction of buildings and installation of new production equipment, Positioning the Vietnam site as the second core overseas production base and expanding its production functions |
| Risks identified | Risk of rising labor costs resulting from an excessive concentration of production functions at the Malaysia site, Difficulty securing personnel, The need to review the timing and content of investments depending on future business conditions, demand trends and progress under the plan |
| Date of board resolution | 19 June 2026 |
| Publication date | 19 June 2026 |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The market is expanding rapidly, centered on high-performance semiconductors for generative AI and data centers, and demand for semiconductor testing remains extremely strong. The investment is also intended to ensure stable supplies in response to growing demand, meet the need for cutting-edge testing, strengthen product competitiveness, and support business continuity planning in light of the risks of rising labor costs and difficulty securing personnel resulting from an excessive concentration of production functions at the Malaysia site.