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Renesas market cap plummets $4.9bn after earnings disappoint - Japan chipmaker Renesas targets India for over 10% of sales - Japan's Renesas learns to weather downturns in semiconductors - Renesas restarts shuttered plant to meet power chip demand - Renesas CEO criticizes Japan's wage hike culture as 'very local' - TSMC opens first chip plant in Japan for Sony and Renesas - Australia-listed printed-circuitboard design specialist Altium agreed to a US$5.91 billion takeover by Japanese chip maker Renesas. - Renesas joins Intel, other chipmakers with big bet on design software - Renesas's shopping spree shows concerns about Japan Inc's dealmaking - Japanese chipmaker Renesas to buy software company Altium for $5.9 billion
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- city: Tokyo
- country: Japan
- sector: Information Technology
- foundation year: 2003
- industry: Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
- CEO: Hidetoshi Shibata
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Renesas is a company. It is located in Tokyo, Japan and was founded in 2003. The company is part of the Information Technology sector, specifically in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment industry.
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Renesas is one of the companies in Japan, companies in Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment, companies in Information Technology and 3,466,499 companies in our database.
- Assets: 16.7B $
- Debt: 6.1B $
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- Free cash flow: 1.8B $
- Market cap: 17.9B $
- Profits: 883.3M $
- Revenues: 9B $
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- Renesas Electronics Corporation
- A global leader in microcontrollers, analog, power and SoC products, Renesas delivers trusted embedded design innovation to shape a limitless future.
- Senior Vice President & Executive at Renesas Electronics Board member, advisor & Angel investor Sridhar Subramaniam Sridhar Subramaniam Senior Staff Engineer at Renesas Electronics Dr.-Ing. Adam...
- Renesas Electronics Corporation researches, develops, designs, manufactures, sells, and services semiconductors in Japan, China, North America, Europe, rest of Asia, and internationally. The company operates through Automotive Business and Industrial/Infrastructure/IoT Business segments. It offers microcontrollers (MCUs) and microprocessors; amplifiers, audio and video, data converters, power line communication, and switches and multiplexer products; battery and power management, power devices, sensors, video and display, wireless power, system-on-chips, and MCU products; and specific clocks, clock distribution and generation, jitter attenuators, and crystal oscillator clock ICs and clock timing solutions. The company also provides buffers, wireless modules, data compression, industrial Ethernet, IO-link line driver, memory interface, optical interconnect, photocouplers/optocouplers, power line communication, signal integrity, telecom datacom and interface, USB switches and hubs, and wireless communications products. In addition, it offers bus switches, first-in, first-out, memory interface, legacy memory interface, multi-port and SRAM memory, and standard logic products; and battery management, DC converters and power modules, discrete power devices, linear regulators, MOSFET and motor drivers, multi-channel power management ICs, USB type-C and power delivery, and wireless power. Further, the company provides modulators and demodulators, transistor arrays, and variable gain amplifiers, as well as RF amplifiers, attenuators, mixers, and synthesizers; and environmental, flow, light and proximity, position, biosensors, and temperature sensor products, as well as senor signal conditioners products. It serves automotive, communication and computing infrastructure, consumer electronics, industrial, Internet of Things, medical and healthcare, and power and energy industries. The company was incorporated in 2002 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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