KYOTO, Japan — Kyocera expects continued growth in demand for chipmaking components through 2030, President and CEO Shiro Sakushima told Nikkei in a recent interview. The Japanese electronics manufacturer is benefiting from an earnings tailwind driven by semiconductors and artificial intelligence advancements.

Sakushima emphasized that the company will carefully assess the market outlook as it makes decisions regarding production capacity. This outlook reflects Kyocera's strategic positioning in the evolving semiconductor and AI sectors.

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