
What happened
Murata Manufacturing said it will invest 1 trillion yen over five years to expand MLCC production in Japan, Southeast Asia and China, including about 150 billion yen for a new production building in Okayama.
Why it matters
Murata holds a 40% global share in MLCCs and expects AI server demand to plateau around 2030, but sees AI spreading to humanoid robots, cars and drones, with President Nakajima calling the large investment low-risk.
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