Kyocera is a supplier of solar power generating systems, mobile phones, printers, copiers, printheads, LCDs and other electronic components. Read more
Kyocera is a supplier of solar power generating systems, mobile phones, printers, copiers, printheads, LCDs and other electronic components. Read more
President
Hideo Tanimoto
Murata is Kyocera's top competitor. Murata was founded in 1944 in Kyoto, Kyōto Prefecture. Murata competes in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment field. Murata generates $653.7M more revenue than Kyocera.
TDK Corporation is perceived as one of Kyocera's biggest rivals. TDK Corporation's headquarters is in Minato-ku, Tōkyō Prefecture, and was founded in 1935. Like Kyocera, TDK Corporation also competes in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment industry. TDK Corporation generates 98% of Kyocera's revenue.
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Annual Revenue
$14.1B
Kyocera's revenue is the ranked 7th among it's top 10 competitors. The top 10 competitors average 34.4B. Over the last three quarters, Kyocera's revenue has grown by 32.7%. Specifically, in Q4 2020's revenue was $3.9B; in Q3 2020, it was $3.6B; in Q2 2020, it was $3B.
These are all the companies that Kyocera has acquired. Kyocera has acquired 11 companies and its latest acquisition was Kyocera Showa Optronics Co., Ltd. in Mar 2020. SOC is a manufacturer and supplier of laser mirrors, beam splitters, optical systems and components for industrial applications.
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These are all the companies that Kyocera has invested in. Kyocera has invested 11 companies and its latest investment was Kyocera Showa Optronics Co., Ltd. in Mar 2020. SOC is a manufacturer and supplier of laser mirrors, beam splitters, optical systems and components for industrial applications.
