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Ebara Corporation

Ebara Corporation manufactures and sells pumps, compressors, turbines, and chillers across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Japan, Oceania, North America, and Central and South America. It operates through the Building Service & Industrial, Energy, Infrastructure, Environmental Solutions, and Precision Machinery segments. Its products include standard and custom pumps, fans, booster pump units, chillers, cooling towers, heating and cooling machines, and cryogenic products, as well as incineration systems, gasification technologies, municipal and industrial waste treatment plants, municipal waste processing plants, boilers, and sewerage and drainage treatment systems. The company also offers chemical mechanical polishing systems, CMP equipment, dry vacuum pumps, gas abatement systems, plating equipment, exhaust-gas treatment equipment, and ozonized water generators. Ebara Corporation was founded in 1912 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Ebara reports first-half EPS of ¥73.48 and revenue of ¥490.76B

Ebara Corporation reported first-half GAAP earnings per share of ¥73.48 and revenue of ¥490.76 billion, up 9.4% year over year. The company also updated its fiscal 2026 outlook in the earnings release. The results were published in a press release available on Ebara's website.
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6361.JP · Capital · Positive Ebara reported first-half EPS and revenue up 9.4% YoY, and updated fiscal 2026 outlook.
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Kumamoto Magnitude 7 Quake Halts Semiconductor Plants, Companies Rush to Restore Operations

Following the earthquake that registered a maximum intensity of 7 in Kumamoto Prefecture, nearby semiconductor-related factories all halted operations simultaneously. Renesas Electronics has resumed production at its Nishiki plant, while the Kawashiri plant aims to restart by August 5. Mitsubishi Electric has partially resumed operations at two plants, Ebara Corporation has restarted its plant in Nankan Town, and Tokyo Electron indicated it expects to recover early next week. Meanwhile, Sony Group's image sensor plant in Kikuyo Town and Toppan Holdings' plant in Tamana City remain shut down, and TSMC's plant in Kikuyo Town also requires time for equipment adjustments. Kyushu, known as Silicon Island, is home to over 700 semiconductor-related facilities, raising concerns about the impact of supply disruptions on a wide range of industries.
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2330.TW · Supply · Negative TSMC's plant in Kikuyo Town requires time for equipment adjustments after the earthquake, halting operations.
6758.JP · Supply · Negative Sony's image sensor plant in Kikuyo Town remains shut down due to earthquake damage.
6723.JP · Supply · Positive Renesas resumed production at Nishiki plant and aims to restart Kawashiri plant by August 5, showing faster recovery.
7911.JP · Supply · Negative Toppan Holdings' plant in Tamana City remains shut down due to the earthquake, disrupting production.
6503.JP · Supply · Neutral Mitsubishi Electric partially resumed operations at two plants, but full impact unclear.
6361.JP · Supply · Neutral Ebara Corporation restarted its plant in Nankan Town, but supply chain impact uncertain.
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