MURATA ELECTRONICS EUROPE B.V.
Location
Noord-Holland
Founded
2004-06-17
Website
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2025-05-06 (elettronica-av.it)
Electric mobility, automation and beyond: Murata at PCIM
Murata innovations for electric mobility, industrial automation and numerous other applications on display at PCIM
Read more![Development Status and Trends of China's Lithium-Ion Battery Industry: How Can Enterprises Survive Under Cut-Throat Competition? [New Energy Summit] | SMM](https://images.businessradar.com/articles/f0fb2f26-0be9-48be-a2f7-8ef385de80c0)
2025-04-19 (metal.com)
Development Status and Trends of China's Lithium-Ion Battery Industry: How Can Enterprises Survive Under Cut-Throat Competition? [New Energy Summit] | SMM
At the 2025 (10th) New Energy Industry Expo - All-Solid-State Battery Forward-Looking Technology Forum hosted by SMM Information & Technology Co., Ltd., Liu Yanlong, former Secretary General of the China Industrial Association of Power Sources, discussed the current status and trends of China's lithium-ion battery industry. He stated that the global demand for lithium-ion batteries will be enormous in the future. New energy vehicles (NEVs) represent the largest application market for lithium-ion batteries, and the demand for these batteries in energy storage is also rapidly expanding. China holds an absolute competitive advantage in the lithium-ion battery industry chain, but the sector faces intense competition, slowing growth, and low capacity utilization rates. Industry consolidation is ongoing, and companies must achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement through continuous technological innovation and digital and intelligent upgrades to survive in the fierce competition. To adapt to new global
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2025-04-15 (globalgrowthinsights.com)
Cylindrical LiCoO2 Battery Market Size, Share, Growth, and Industry Analysis, By Types (14430, 14650, 17500, 18650, 18490, 22650, 26650, 32650), By Applications Covered (Power Banks, Laptop Battery Packs, Electric Vehicles, Flashlights, Others), Regional Insights and Forecast to 2033
Global Cylindrical LiCoO2 Battery Market Size Is Forecasted To Reach USD 11379.1 billion By 2033 From USD 19261 billion In 2025, Growing At A Steady CAGR of 6.8%
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2024-07-30 (epdtonthenet.net)
AEC-Q200-Compliant MLCCs
Electronic Product Design and Test is the premier information source for the UK's electronics professionals. Industry topics covered include design, test, manufacture, distribution and outsourcing
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2024-07-02 (powersystemsdesign.com)
TTI Europe Introduces Murata's Compact Safety Certified MLCCs for Fast Charging EVs
TTI IP&E - Europe, a leading specialty distributor of electronic components, announces the introduction of a new range of multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) from Murata. The EVA series possesses qualities that will be particularly desirable to engin
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2023-08-01 (nikkei.com)
Apple supplier Murata to boost capacitor output in Philippines
Japanese components maker sees demand rising for EVs, 6G
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2021-11-23 (evreporter.com)
IGT delivers lightweight swappable battery packs through its association with Murata •
Gurgaon based IndiGrid Technology (IGT) has been providing swappable NCA batteries for use in electric 2W and 3Ws for over a year. We caught up with Rishabh
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2018-04-18 (nikkei.com)
Murata to invest nearly $1bn in electric-car parts
OSAKA -- Murata Manufacturing plans to invest as much as 100 billion yen ($933 million) through fiscal 2019 to boost capacity for electronic component
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2016-07-28 (ft.com)
Sony sells battery business to Murata
Apple supplier hopes deal can help it in electric vehicle market
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