Tokyo Electron Device Limited 2760
TSE · Japan · Distribution Services
¥4,550.00-50.00 (-1.09%)
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Tokyo Electron Device Ltd. (hereafter TED), headquartered in Tokyo, announces that its U.S. subsidiary, TOKYO ELECTRON DEVICE AMERICA, INC. (hereafter TEDAI), has provided its warehouse DX solution "HAKO-FLO(R)" to Yusen Logistics (Americas) Inc. (hereafter YLA). The solution has contributed to greater operational efficiency at YLA's Chicago warehouse by reducing misshipments caused by human error, digitizing inspection records, and improving data collaboration with management departments.
Tokyo Electron Device (TSE:2760) reported a net profit margin of 3.6%, down from 4.1% the previous year, as recent annual earnings slipped despite a five-year average earnings growth of 19.8%. Investors are weighing these short-term pressures against a solid near-term growth forecast, with earnings expected to rise 14.3% per year and revenue projected to increase 5.8% annually, both outpacing the broader Japanese market. See our full analysis for Tokyo Electron Device. Next up, we’ll see how...
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