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Why a state-backed fund paid roughly 900 billion yen to delist the world's leading photoresist maker
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Why a state-backed fund paid roughly 900 billion yen to delist the world's leading photoresist maker
From the 1691 Besshi copper mine to the nickel-rich cathode powder inside Panasonic's EV cells
Japanese green unicorn TBM makes LIMEX, a limestone-based material that can replace paper and plastic.
After an 18-month saga, Nippon Steel completed its 4.9 billion takeover of U.S. Steel in 2025, becoming the world's fourth-largest steelmaker
A diversified Japanese chemical house spanning petrochemicals, display and battery materials, crop protection, and pharmaceuticals
How Fujifilm turned the death of photographic film into record revenues in healthcare, biologics, and high-tech materials
The world leader in cyclo-olefin polymer — the optical-grade plastic in smartphone camera lenses and medical syringes
A world leader in the light-sensitive photoresist that prints circuit patterns onto silicon — including the most advanced EUV and ArF resists
With Shin-Etsu, one of two Japanese firms that supply most of the silicon wafers the entire chip industry is built on
From the windows of skyscrapers to display substrates and semiconductor photomask glass — inside the world's biggest glass company
The Japanese materials maker that wins by dominating dozens of specialised niches — from display films to water-treatment membranes
The Japanese materials and healthcare group behind Twaron aramid fiber and Tenax carbon fiber — strength you can wear and fly in