HORIBA reports limited impact from 2026 Kumamoto earthquake
Production resumed at Aso Factory for mass flow controllers and other products as of July 31, with no significant expected effect on business performance.
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In short: HORIBA achieved record financial results, launched a new global headquarters project, and expanded its semiconductor and medical businesses.
Production resumed at Aso Factory for mass flow controllers and other products as of July 31, with no significant expected effect on business performance.
Using its MIPLATO-SiC tool, HORIBA assisted in finding stacking faults in SiC power semiconductors.
No significant damage; partial production and business resumed from July 30.
No employee injuries confirmed. Aso Factory suspends operations for equipment inspections.
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