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31.10.25 - 08:36
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Tokyo Electron Limited H1 Income Falls (AFX)
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TOKYO (dpa-AFX) - Tokyo Electron Limited (TKY.F) released a profit for first half that Dropped, from last yearThe company's bottom line came in at JPY241.62 million, or JPY525.62 per share. This c......
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09.10.25 - 19:48
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Lithografie-Systeme: US-Ausschuss will strengere Regeln für China (Heise)
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Die USA werben für eine Verschärfung der Exportbeschränkungen gegen China. Das Land hänge maßgeblich von ASML & Co. ab... --- Der US-Ausschuss lamentiert jetzt, dass China seine Halbleiterindustrie trotz Sanktionen erheblich weiter ausbaut. Als Beispiel führt er 7-Nanometer-Chips an, die der chinesische Chipauftragsfertiger SMIC für Huawei mit Mehrfachbelichtungen herstellt...
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08.10.25 - 14:00
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Chip Equipment Makers Slide After U.S. House Panel′s Explosive Report Reveals Allied Firms Bolstered China′s Chip Industry (ZeroHedge)
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Chip Equipment Makers Slide After U.S. House Panel's Explosive Report Reveals Allied Firms Bolstered China's Chip Industry
ASML Holding NV shares tumbled in Europe after a months-long bipartisan investigation by the U.S. House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), led by Chairman John Moolenaar (R-MI) and Ranking Member Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), published new findings on Tuesday afternoon showing that American, Dutch, and Japanese semiconductor equipment firms have bolstered China's chipmaking capacity, including through sales to Chinese state-owned and military-linked entities.
ASML and other semiconductor equipment makers, including Tokyo Electron Ltd, Applied Materials Inc., KLA Corp., and Lam Research Corp, "made sizeable returns selling equipment to Chinese state-owned and military-linked companies," according to the Select Committee on China.
The CCP is using technology developed by the US and its western allies to build the chips that power its milit...
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28.09.25 - 02:06
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Tokyo Electron revises profit outlook amid China sales slowdown and market shifts (Digitimes)
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Tokyo Electron has revised downward its net profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026, citing a slowdown in Chinese market sales and customer capital expenditure adjustments. The company also indicated potential delays in achieving goals outlined in its midterm business plan through March 2027, despite maintaining an optimistic view of medium- to long-term growth driven by AI semiconductor demand....
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20.09.25 - 07:12
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Gujarat chip city: Japanese, Taiwanese firms plan housing corridors in Dholera (Times of India)
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Japanese and Taiwanese firms, including Tokyo Electron and PSMC, are considering establishing country-specific housing corridors in Dholera, Gujarat, to accommodate expat employees working on India's first chip fabrication unit. These private townships aim to cater to the specific needs of expats, addressing dietary preferences and cultural adjustments in the remote location....
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15.09.25 - 11:15
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Austrian Precision Meets Japanese Technology Leadership (PR Newswire)
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SICO Technology and Tokyo Electron Technology Solutions, a subsidiary of TEL, leverage on shared values at EXPO 2025 in Osaka TOKYO, OSAKA, Japan and VILLACH, Austria, Sept. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --The global semiconductor industry is facing increasingly complex technological and......
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12.09.25 - 06:12
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Advantest tops TEL in market value after 19 years, driven by AI chip testing boom (Digitimes)
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Japanese chip testing equipment giant Advantest has overtaken Tokyo Electron (TEL) in market capitalization for the first time in nearly two decades, signaling a shift in the balance of power within semiconductor equipment manufacturing. The rise underscores how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming demand across the supply chain, with back-end testing equipment emerging as a key beneficiary....
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08.09.25 - 00:42
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India′s chip drive gains momentum but foreign giants hold back investments (Digitimes)
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India showcased its semiconductor ambitions at Semicon India 2025 with the unveiling of its first homegrown chip and a flurry of local partnerships. While global players such as ASML, Tokyo Electron, and Fujifilm expressed support, their moves remain exploratory, underscoring India's challenge in securing concrete foreign investment....
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03.09.25 - 06:06
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Tokyo Electron expands India footprint as Japan ups chip investment (Digitimes)
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Tokyo Electron has announced plans to open new offices in India to support the country's growing chip industry. According to ANI and the Economic Times, senior executives at Tokyo Electron, including SVP Fumihiko Kaminaga and EVP Takeshi Okubo, said the company will open a main office in Bengaluru, with additional stations in Ahmedabad and Dholera, Gujarat....
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02.09.25 - 16:06
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Over 30 Japanese Firms Take Part in Chip Trade Show in India (Nippon)
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New Delhi, Sept. 2 (Jiji Press)--Over 30 Japanese companies and organizations took part in a three-day semiconductor industry trade show that opened in New Delhi on Tuesday. An executive at Tokyo Electron Ltd., a Japanese chipmaking equipment maker, said the firm is proud that it can contribute to developing a chip ecosystem in India. The company is in partnership with Tata Electronics of In......
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02.09.25 - 06:36
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TSMC 2nm leak case: Three former employees remanded for another three months without visitation (Digitimes)
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The investigation into the TSMC 2nm trade secret leak case has concluded for three detained suspects, who have been formally indicted under the National Security Act and Trade Secrets Act. Prosecutors have requested heavy sentencing. The main suspect, Chen, a former employee of Tokyo Electron (TEL), faces a maximum sentence of 14 years. On the evening of September 1, 2025, the Intellectual Property and Commercial Court ruled to extend the detention of all three suspects without visitation rights for an additional three months....
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30.08.25 - 11:24
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Japan PM Ishiba, India′s Modi Visit Northeastern Chip Plant (Nippon)
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Taiwa, Miyagi Pref., Aug. 30 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, on Saturday inspected a plant run by a unit of chipmaking equipment maker Tokyo Electron Ltd. in northeastern Japan. At the plant of Tokyo Electron Miyagi Ltd. in the town of Taiwa, Miyagi Prefecture, the two leaders observed semiconductor equipment to be delivered to......
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