Kyocera Corporation

Kyocera Corporation is a global technology and ceramics corporation headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. The business was established in 1959 and has since expanded worldwide. Kyocera is well-known for its expertise in a variety of areas, including electronics, telecoms, solar energy systems, ceramics, and workplace equipment.

The company's technology section manufactures a variety of goods, such as semiconductor components, printers, and cellphones. The company's telecoms section offers cell phones and network systems, and its solar energy division is a pioneer in the design and production of photovoltaic systems. Kyocera's ceramic products are used in a variety of applications, such as mechanical and structural engineering, medical equipment, and automotive manufacturing. Additionally, industrial cutting tools and machinery for making semiconductors use its sophisticated ceramics.

Kyocera has made a strong dedication to environmental stewardship, as seen in its creation of goods and production techniques that use less energy. For its efforts in this field, the business has won awards, including recognition as one of the top 100 most sustainable corporations in the world. Along with sustainability, Kyocera prioritizes company social obligation, respect for human rights, and ethical business conduct. In addition to running a number of initiatives to support communities and advance societal welfare, the business has created a Code of Conduct that directs its operations worldwide.

In recent years, Kyocera has expanded its focus on the development of innovative technologies, investing in research and development to drive growth in new markets. The company's participation in the creation of hydrogen fuel cell technology and its purchase of Senco, a maker of advanced sensors and semiconductors, are two examples. Its continued investment in research and development has positioned it for continued growth and innovation in the coming years.

Official Website: https://global.kyocera.com/

Founder: Kazuo Inamori
Headquaters: Kyoto, Japan