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Kyocera sells chemicals unit to Sumitomo Bakelite for about 30 billion yen

Kyocera is selling its chemicals unit, which mainly makes encapsulation materials and pastes for semiconductors, to Sumitomo Bakelite for about 30 billion yen. The deal is expected to close at the end of October 2026; the unit recorded revenue of 23.2 billion yen in the fiscal year to March 2025 and was profitable. The sale is part of a wider restructuring under which Kyocera has already announced the sale of Southern Carlson and the divestment of Nihon Inter to Shindengen Electric. » More on de.investing.com
Kyocera buys 33.0% of Japan Aviation Electronics for 80.7 billion yen

Kyocera acquired 22,232,269 shares of Japan Aviation Electronics from NEC at a price of 3,630 yen per share and paid a total of 80.7 billion yen. The purchase price represents a premium of 30.6% to the closing price on October 29 and 58.7% to the closing price on November 6. With a voting stake of 33.0%, Kyocera becomes a significant shareholder; the takeover can support Kyocera’s connector business and earnings growth in the medium to long term, but synergies may not be fully realizable. » More on de.investing.com
Kyocera confirms stable dividend for 2025 despite slight adjustment to total payout

Kyocera will pay an unchanged dividend of 50.00 JPY per share for the 2025 fiscal year, while the total payout has been reduced by 1.86 percent compared to the previous year. The dividend yield rises to 2.98 percent, and experts expect a further increase in the dividend for 2026. Kyocera's share price has performed positively over the past five years, with total returns outpacing share price gains. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2026, Kyocera Co. has already paid €0.15 in dividends. The last payout was in June.

Financials

In the last quarter, Kyocera Co. had revenue of €2.83bn and net profit of €326.34m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	2.83bn	0.36%
Gross profit	897.22m	8.04%
Net profit	326.34m	48.93%
EBITDA	470.51m	39.12%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€25.22bn
Number of shares	1.3bn
52-week high/low	€22.76 - €11.24
Dividend yield	1.47%
Dividends TTM	€0.28
Beta	0.46
P/E ratio	27.99
PEG ratio	0.05
P/B ratio	1.35
P/S ratio	2.10

Company profile

Kyocera Corporation develops, produces, and distributes products based on fine ceramic technologies in Japan, rest of Asia, Europe, the United States, and internationally. Its Industrial & Automotive Components Group segment offers fine ceramic components, automotive components, liquid crystal displays, and industrial tools to the industrial machinery, automotive, general industrial, and construction markets. The company's Semiconductor Components Group segment provides inorganic and organic ceramic packages and boards for use in smartphones and communication infrastructures, and automotive-related markets. Its Electronic Devices Group segment offers electronic components and devices comprising capacitors, crystal and SAW devices, connectors, sensing and control devices, power semiconductor and printing devices for the information and communications equipment, industrial equipment, and automotive markets. The company's Communications Group segment provides smartphones, mobile phones, and communication modules for in-vehicle installation and Internet of Things market; and information systems, telecommunication, and engineering services. Its Document Solutions Group offers printers, multifunctional products, commercial inkjet printers, document solutions, and supplies; and enterprise contents management solutions for document-related business. The company's Life & Environment Group segment provides solar modules for commercial and residential uses; smart energy related products, including storage batteries and energy management systems; medical devices, such as prosthetic joints and dental prosthetics; jewelry; and kitchen accessories, including ceramic knives. It offers its products through sales personnel, sales companies, and third-party distributors. The company was formerly known as Kyoto Ceramic Kabushiki Kaisha and changed its name to Kyocera Corporation in 1982. The company was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan.