MURATA ELECTRONICS EUROPE B.V.
Location
Noord-Holland
Founded
2004-06-17
Website
Risk Signals
1065 news mentions monitored
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2025-01-01 (cnbctv18.com)
Stock Crash: iPhone components maker shares fall the most in 25 years after profit warning - CNBC TV18
Shares of Murata are down to a five-year low in Tokyo. The company is seen as a leading indicator of consumer electronics demand as its components are used in nearly all electronic devices made by Apple, Samsung, Nvidia and even Sony's game consoles.
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2024-08-05 (bloomberg.com)
Apple Supplier Stocks Slump After Berkshire Nearly Halves Stake
Japan’s Murata drops 14%; Hon Hai, TSMC slide 10% each. Buffett’s stake sale is a market negative, Jonestrading says
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2024-06-30 (simplywall.st)
Why We're Not Concerned About Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.'s (TSE:6981) Share Price
When close to half the companies in Japan have price-to-earnings ratios (or "P/E's") below 14x, you may consider Murata...
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2017-09-26 (massdevice.com)
Japan’s Murata Manufacturing puts up $102m for Vios Medical
Murata Manufacturing said last week that it agreed to pay roughly $102 million to acquire Vios Medical and its wireless patient monitoring system. The deal calls for Murata, which makes ceramic capacitors and already owned a3% stake in Vios, to offer more than 500,000 stock shares worth roughly$
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(tijd.be)
Tokyo: exporters |
The interest rate cut in the US and relatively good results from some exporters brought export companies in particular into the spotlight on the Japanese stock exchange floors this week. A new slight weakening of the yen also contributed. However, profit-taking in some cyclical sectors caused the Nikkei-225 to end the week lower (-1.2%); the broader market indices were able to limit the loss by 0.7 percent and 0.4 percent for the Nikkei-300 and for Topix respectively. Automotive values in particular did well, after Toyota (+1.9%) presented better than expected half-year figures and the expectation of further sales growth in 2001. Other export-related values such as Sony (+0.8%), Fuji Photo Film (+2.5%) and Canon (+2.4%) also performed well. Fewer good figures were recorded for component manufacturer Murata (-9.7%), which is suffering from lower than expected sales of mobile phones for which the company supplies parts. The company was pessimistic about it
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