Kyocera has newly established a semiconductor-related components factory in Isahaya, Nagasaki Prefecture. The facility is one of Japan's largest production facilities, with approximately ¥68 billion in investment planned by fiscal 2028. It will manufacture components for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and IC protection packages.
Kyocera has opened a semiconductor-related components factory in Isahaya, Nagasaki Prefecture. The facility is one of the company's largest production facilities in Japan and is equipped to manufacture components for semiconductor manufacturing equipment and packages that protect ICs.
The company has announced plans to invest approximately ¥68 billion by fiscal 2028. The expansion is reportedly intended to address growth in the AI data center market and represents capital investment in anticipation of rising demand.
The article does not provide details on the background to establishing the factory or its operating structure, including the specific start date for operations or the scale of employment. The move has been reported as aimed at strengthening Japan's domestic supply system for semiconductor components.