Murata Manufacturing plans to invest 9 billion yen to expand production of electronic component ceramic materials.
智通财经2026/10/07 07:46According to Nikkei, Murata Manufacturing, located in Okayama, will increase production of ceramic materials used in electronic components. With demand for components related to artificial intelligence (AI) expected to rise, the company will invest approximately 9 billion yen to expand its production lines.
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