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Tokyo Ohka Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Ohka Kogyo Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells chemical products and process equipment in Japan and internationally. Its offerings include g/i-Line, KrF excimer laser, ArF excimer laser, and EUV photoresists, as well as wet etching and deep dry etching resist, developer and rinse, stripping solution, thinner, and adhesion enhancing, DSA, reflective multilayer, and file formation materials. The company also provides semiconductor packaging manufacturing products such as lift-off, bump formation, redistribution layer resist, protective coating materials, and adhesives, along with CMOS sensors and a driving support system, and transparent materials and photosensitive permanent films. In addition, it offers Sievewill, a life science research tool that traps cells and allows solutions to pass through, photo patternable permanent materials for structure fabrication and photo patternable adhesive materials, optical materials such as NIL and hydrophilic coating materials, and high functional materials including porous polyimide film and hydrophilic coating materials. The company was incorporated in 1940 and is headquartered in Kawasaki, Japan.

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Global photoresist prices rise up to 38%, Xilong Scientific hits limit up

Japan's JSR, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, Shin-Etsu Chemical and other companies announced that from October 1, 2026, new photoresist pricing for global customers will be raised by 15% overall, with high-end ArF series long-term contract quotes up 16% to 22%, HBM-specific immersion ArF up as much as 24%, spot bulk orders up 32% to 38%, KrF series standard grades up 9% to 14%, and 3D NAND thick-film KrF up 18% to 20%. Boosted by the price hike news, the electronic chemicals sector remained strong all day. Xilong Scientific surged to limit up with heavy volume shortly after the midday open, hitting a two-month high, with turnover in less than 15 minutes exceeding the entire previous day's total. Haixing shares climbed rapidly on late-session volume, while Guangxin Materials and Zhongshi Technology also showed unusual upward moves during the session. Also lifted by the price hike news, the glass fiber sector index has risen for seven consecutive days, with Honghe Technology up for seven straight days, and China Jushi, International Composites and Sinoma Science & Technology all up for five consecutive days. The latest data from Sublime China Information shows that as of September 15, the ex-factory price of 7628 electronic fabric was about 11.5 to 12.1 yuan per meter, up 10% to 20% month on month, with the year-to-date gain reaching as high as 162%.
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Semiconductors › Materials & Specialty Chemicals ▲Pricing
Critical Materials & Supply Chain › Semiconductor Materials ▲Pricing
Semiconductors › Memory — DRAM, NAND & HBM ▼Supply
Semiconductors › Foundry & Contract Fabrication ▼Supply
Semiconductors › PCB Laminates & Substrate Materials (CCL) ▲Pricing
4186.JP · Pricing · Positive Tokyo Ohka Kogyo is among the companies raising global photoresist prices by 15% overall from October 1, 2026.
002584.CS · Pricing · Positive Xilong Scientific surged to limit up with heavy volume after JSR, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo and Shin-Etsu announced 15%-38% photoresist price hikes.
4063.JP · Pricing · Positive Shin-Etsu is among the companies raising global photoresist prices by 15% overall from October 1, 2026, lifting its product pricing/margins.
JSR Corporation · Pricing · Positive JSR announced the global photoresist price hikes of 15% overall with high-end ArF and HBM-specific grades up more, boosting its product pricing.
603115.CG · Pricing · Positive Haixing shares climbed rapidly on late-session volume amid the photoresist price-hike-driven electronic chemicals sector strength.
002080.CS · Pricing · Positive Sinoma Science & Technology rose for five consecutive days as the glass fiber sector rallied on the price-hike news.
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Kanghui Co. Subsidiary Signs 1.72 Billion Yuan Computing Power Deal; Accelink Technologies Sees 253 Million Yuan Net Institutional Buying

Kanghui Co.'s wholly owned subsidiary Beijing Kanghui Zhichuang signed a Computing Power Service Contract with Client Company A, with a total contract value of approximately 1.72 billion yuan including tax, for a term of five years. Computing power delivery will be implemented in batches from the end of the third quarter of 2026 through the end of the first quarter of 2027. Trading disclosure data from September 16 shows Accelink Technologies saw net institutional buying of 253 million yuan, accounting for 3.42 percent of total turnover. Luozhou Co. saw net institutional buying of 44.4196 million yuan, accounting for 6.03 percent of total turnover. Huawei disclosed that its next-generation Ascend supernode will soon be officially launched, targeting large-scale data center construction, trillion-parameter large model training, and high-concurrency inference scenarios. According to media reports, Japan's JSR, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, Shin-Etsu Chemical, and others announced that starting October 1, 2026, new pricing for photoresist for global customers will be raised by 15 percent overall, with high-end ArF series long-term contract quotes raised by 16 to 22 percent, and HBM-specific immersion ArF raised by up to 24 percent. In addition, Deye Co. plans to repurchase shares for 100 million to 200 million yuan, with a repurchase price not exceeding 133 yuan per share. Henggong Precision plans to issue convertible bonds of no more than 810 million yuan for projects including embodied intelligent robots.
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Semiconductors › Materials & Specialty Chemicals ▲Pricing
Artificial Intelligence › AI Compute Cloud & Neoclouds ▲Demand
Artificial Intelligence › HBM & AI Memory ▲Pricing
Semiconductors › Memory — DRAM, NAND & HBM ▼Supply
Artificial Intelligence › Foundry & Advanced Packaging ▼Pricing
Artificial Intelligence › AI Compute & Accelerator Silicon Competition
Semiconductors › Logic, Compute & Connectivity Processors Competition
301261.CS · Capital · Positive Henggong Precision plans to issue up to 810 million yuan of convertible bonds for embodied intelligent robot projects.
4186.JP · Pricing · Positive Tokyo Ohka Kogyo is among the Japanese firms raising photoresist prices 15% overall from October 1, 2026, with high-end ArF up 16-22%.
603139.CG · Demand · Positive Wholly owned subsidiary Beijing Kanghui Zhichuang signed a 1.72 billion yuan computing power service contract with a client for five years.
605117.CG · Capital · Positive Deye plans to repurchase shares for 100-200 million yuan at up to 133 yuan per share.
4063.JP · Pricing · Positive Shin-Etsu is among the Japanese makers raising photoresist prices 15% overall from Oct 1, 2026, with high-end ArF up 16-22% and HBM immersion ArF up to 24%.
Huawei · Technology · Positive Huawei disclosed its next-generation Ascend supernode will soon launch, targeting large-scale data centers, trillion-parameter model training, and high-concurrency inference.
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World’s top share but the stock won’t rise? The trap in picking semiconductor stocks: degree of specialization and contribution

In the semiconductor value chain, Japanese companies hold overwhelming global shares in materials, back-end processes, and electronic components. But former institutional investor Ryosuke Izumida points out that for equity investment, it is essential to analyze the degree of specialization and contribution—assessing how much a company’s semiconductor-related business contributes to its overall performance. Shin-Etsu Chemical leads the world in silicon wafers, with SUMCO in second place. Tokyo Ohka Kogyo is number one in photoresists. Ajinomoto Build-up Film holds about 95 percent of the global market for insulation film. Murata Manufacturing commands roughly 70 percent of MLCCs for AI servers. Japanese firms boast high technical capabilities. However, at highly diversified companies like Mitsui Chemicals and Mitsubishi Electric, expanding semiconductor demand may have only a limited impact on overall earnings and stock prices. In contrast, highly specialized firms such as SUMCO and Tokyo Ohka Kogyo tend to reflect the industry’s strength more directly. Izumida stresses the importance of bottom-up research—digging into earnings reports and briefing materials to gauge the contribution of semiconductor and AI-related businesses.
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Semiconductors › Passive Components (MLCC, Capacitors, Inductors) Competition
Semiconductors › Materials & Specialty Chemicals Competition
3436.JP · Demand · Positive SUMCO is the second-largest silicon wafer maker and highly specialized, directly benefiting from semiconductor demand.
4186.JP · Demand · Positive Tokyo Ohka Kogyo is the world's top photoresist maker, highly specialized, so semiconductor demand directly boosts its earnings.
6981.JP · Demand · Positive Murata holds ~70% of MLCCs for AI servers, a specialized semiconductor component, benefiting from AI demand.
2802.JP · Demand · Positive Ajinomoto's Build-up Film has ~95% global market share for insulation film, a specialized semiconductor material, benefiting from demand.
4063.JP · Demand · Neutral Shin-Etsu is the top silicon wafer maker but is highly diversified; semiconductor demand impact on overall earnings is limited.
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