Sankyo Tateyama outlined a plan in its next medium-term plan, beginning with the fiscal year ending May 2028, to strengthen development of aluminum extrusions for industrial machinery and grow them into a core pillar of its materials business. The policy was disclosed at a briefing, with the company aiming to capture demand for high-value-added materials against a backdrop of increased investment in AI and semiconductor equipment.
At Sankyo Tateyama’s policy briefing, the president indicated that the company intends to develop aluminum extrusions for industrial machinery into one of the pillars of its materials business. This is part of the next medium-term plan, which begins with the fiscal year ending May 2028.
The company explained that it aims to capture growing demand for high-value-added materials following EV-related demand by benefiting from increased investment in AI- and semiconductor-related equipment.