Category: Electronics
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Syrma SGS quarterly electronics manufacturing revenue rose sharply in September. Automotive, industrial, and export operations supported higher sales, while the company outlined further PCB manufacturing investment.
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Axiro has invested in ThinSiC to develop advanced power semiconductors. The partnership links thin-layer silicon carbide processing with commercial access to industrial drives, rail traction, and power infrastructure.
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Renesas recorded higher semiconductor revenue and adjusted third-quarter operating margins. Revenue reached ¥435.2 billion, while a separate disposal gain affected the IFRS profit figures.
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Omron has begun manufacturing blood pressure monitors near Chennai, India. Five production lines serve the Indian market, with planned capacity growth and additional medical equipment production by 2028.
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STMicroelectronics reports stronger semiconductor revenue, profitability, and fourth-quarter guidance today. Rising demand for embedded processing, analogue devices, and optical communications supported the latest results, alongside improving factory utilisation.
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Incap reports sharply higher quarterly electronics manufacturing revenue and earnings. Its Lacon acquisition and defence-related orders contributed to growth, while component availability, Indian pricing pressure, and increased working capital remain operational constraints.
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Cyntec is presenting automotive current sensing and compact power components. The portfolio includes ASIL-oriented shunt modules, reduced-height transformers and integrated silicon carbide traction modules, alongside magnetics for AI server power systems.
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Exxelia details high-voltage capacitors alongside integrated magnetic components for converters. The portfolio covers mica, polypropylene, high-temperature film and ceramic technologies, alongside power busbars and custom stator manufacturing.
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ASE increased its semiconductor tester fleet during the third quarter. The company recorded 8,831 testers and a larger computing share of assembly, test and materials revenue.
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Murata has begun manufacturing miniature connectors for dense RF boards. The SWL series occupies approximately 40% less mounting area than its predecessor and supports testing to 15 GHz.