Kyocera

Kyocera Corporation is a multinational conglomerate headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. The company was founded in 1959 as a producer of ceramics and has since diversified into a range of industries. Kyocera has extensive business operations in many different sectors. The company primarily operates in four business segments: electronic devices, industrial and automotive components, communication and information technology, and life and environment. In the electronic devices segment, Kyocera manufactures and sells various electronic components and modules such as semiconductors, ceramic capacitors, and ceramic filters. In the industrial and automotive components segment, Kyocera provides high-quality engineering ceramics and other components to a range of industries, including cutting tools, solar modules, and automotive components. In the communication and information technology segment, Kyocera offers a wide range of solutions including mobile phones, network equipment, and printers. Additionally, Kyocera also has business in the life and environment segment. They provide a variety of household products, such as kitchenware and tableware, and are committed to environmental protection and sustainable development. Kyocera is known for its high quality, reliability, and innovation, and has a broad customer base worldwide.