MURATA ELECTRONICS EUROPE B.V.
Location
Noord-Holland
Founded
2004-06-17
Website
Risk Signals
1065 news mentions monitored
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Recent Articles about MURATA ELECTRONICS EUROPE B.V.
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2025-04-30 (smartkarma.com)
Murata Manufacturing (6981) Earnings Fall Short of Expectations with Full-Year Operating Income Forecast Miss |
Full-Year Operating Income Forecast: Murata expects 220 billion yen, falling short of the estimate of 349 billion yen. Projected Net Income for the Year: Anticipates 177 billion yen, below the...
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2025-02-19 (outlookbusiness.com)
iPhone Component Maker Murata Shifts Focus to India Amid Global Supply Chain Challenges
Murata's President Norio Nakajima said the increasing demand for electronics in India, coupled with new incentives to boost domestic manufacturing, can be a factor for the company to expand in the country
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2025-01-15 (portfolio-adviser.com)
Weekly Outlook: Diageo and AstraZeneca results |
Diageo produces first-half results while AstraZeneca lays out full year results in Weekly Outlook by AJ Bell
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(tijd.be)
Tokyo: easy
The fact that the Bank of Japan, after much hesitation, lowered its reference interest rate by 10 basis points to 0.15 percent made little impression on investors in Japan. On the contrary, the Nikkei-225 closed the week 7.5 percent lower and reached its lowest level in more than 15 years. The broader indices were also hit hard: both Topix and Nikkei-300 ended the week 4.5 percent lower. Not unexpectedly, the hardest hits were again in the technology corner. The rain of profit warnings from American peers left its mark on almost all segments of the electronics sector. Telecom equipment in particular suffered heavily after Motorola's profit warning. Matsushita Communications lost more than 17 percent and Kyocera (-19%) and Murata (-15%) also closed noticeably lower. Producers of semiconductor production equipment also had a hard time: Advantest lost 15 percent and Nikon fell more than 17 percent. Fujitsu, which itself came up with a significant profit adjustment, fell 10 percent.
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(morningstar.com)
Kyocera Earnings: Slower Recovery for Semiconductors Weighs on Near-Term Profitability
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