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Yageo completes public takeover of Japan’s Shibaura Electronics to boost global sensor business

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October 23, 2025

October 23, 2025 /SemiMedia/ — Yageo announced that its public takeover of Japan’s Shibaura Electronics was completed on October 20, achieving a tender acceptance rate of 87.3%. The integration process is expected to be finalized in the fourth quarter of 2025.

The acquisition aims to expand Yageo’s sensor business by consolidating resources to enhance operational scale and international competitiveness. Post-merger, Yageo plans to provide increased R&D investment to maintain Shibaura Electronics’ technological leadership and allocate financial support to accelerate growth.

Additionally, Yageo intends to enhance Shibaura Electronics’ production capacity and equipment in Japan to support future development. Leveraging Yageo’s global distribution network and international customer base, the acquisition is expected to expand Shibaura Electronics’ global market coverage and accelerate its worldwide market share growth.

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