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Key financial summary
Financials in JPY| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | TTM | 2026E | ||
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| Total revenue | ¥m | 49,085 | 43,459 | 41,924 | 42,285 | 43,745 | 42,812 | N/A | N/A |
| Operating profit | ¥m | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked |
| Net profit | ¥m | 497 | 748 | 898 | 293 | 643 | 352 | N/A | N/A |
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Ratings
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Company overview
Shinden Hightex Corporation, founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1995, operates as a significant distributor of electronic components, primarily focusing on the Japanese market. The company manufactures integrated circuits (ICs) and liquid crystal displays. Its offerings extend to electronic component printed circuit board packaging, specialized BGA/CSP re-work/re-ball services, and various outsourcing solutions. The product portfolio encompasses a wide array of memory solutions, including flash storage, DRAM modules, CF cards, and SSD products. For computing and graphics, it supplies graphics cards, accelerated processing units (APUs), GPUs, ARM core System-on-Chips (SoCs), ASICs, and memory controllers, alongside solutions for servers and data centers. In communication technologies, Shinden Hightex delivers diverse cellular communication modules, global navigation satellite system (GNSS) products, gateways, and specific modules for LoRa, LTE-M1, and private LTE. It also provides cellular communication and V2X modules tailored for the automotive sector, in addition to general wireless modules. Display and control systems feature CMOS image sensors, display driver products, LCD controllers, and display interface ICs for personal computers, portable media players, and smartphones. The company also offers a variety of microcontrollers (MCUs), such as those for remote controls, power supply management, ARM CPU-based 32-bit MCUs, and segment driver ICs. Other components include LEDs, touch windows, and PCBs. Beyond core electronics, Shinden Hightex provides e-mail security software and specialized products like directional speakers. The company also addresses safety and security needs with solutions for defense against piracy, bird deterrent devices, industrial warning surveillance, and products for tunnel and pedestrian safety. For the automotive industry, it supplies speakers, receivers, vibration motors, and actuators. Furthermore, Shinden Hightex offers comprehensive semiconductor services, including foundry products and related services, semiconductor packaging and test solutions, and bumping services. The company additionally distributes Li-ion batteries.
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Shinden Hightex Corporation (3131.T)
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Shinden Hightex Corporation, founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1995, operates as a significant distributor of electronic components, primarily focusing on the Japanese market. The company manufactures integrated circuits (ICs) and liquid crystal displays. Its offerings extend to electronic component printed circuit board packaging, specialized BGA/CSP re-work/re-ball services, and various outsourcing solutions. The product portfolio encompasses a wide array of memory solutions, including flash storage, DRAM modules, CF cards, and SSD products. For computing and graphics, it supplies graphics cards, accelerated processing units (APUs), GPUs, ARM core System-on-Chips (SoCs), ASICs, and memory controllers, alongside solutions for servers and data centers. In communication technologies, Shinden Hightex delivers diverse cellular communication modules, global navigation satellite system (GNSS) products, gateways, and specific modules for LoRa, LTE-M1, and private LTE. It also provides cellular communication and V2X modules tailored for the automotive sector, in addition to general wireless modules. Display and control systems feature CMOS image sensors, display driver products, LCD controllers, and display interface ICs for personal computers, portable media players, and smartphones. The company also offers a variety of microcontrollers (MCUs), such as those for remote controls, power supply management, ARM CPU-based 32-bit MCUs, and segment driver ICs. Other components include LEDs, touch windows, and PCBs. Beyond core electronics, Shinden Hightex provides e-mail security software and specialized products like directional speakers. The company also addresses safety and security needs with solutions for defense against piracy, bird deterrent devices, industrial warning surveillance, and products for tunnel and pedestrian safety. For the automotive industry, it supplies speakers, receivers, vibration motors, and actuators. Furthermore, Shinden Hightex offers comprehensive semiconductor services, including foundry products and related services, semiconductor packaging and test solutions, and bumping services. The company additionally distributes Li-ion batteries.
