QD Laser, Inc. 6613

TSE · Japan · Electronic Technology

¥2,243.00+113.00 (+5.31%)

Market closed· Oct 1, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

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QD Laser, Inc. 6613

TSE · Japan · Electronic Technology

¥2,243.00+113.00 (+5.31%)

Market closed· Oct 1, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC· JPY · Data may be delayed

Prices may be delayed and are for informational purposes only - not investment advice.

+84.61% · 6MFull-screen chart

Open ¥2,135.00High ¥2,258.00Low ¥2,130.00Close ¥2,243.00Volume 2.14M

Oct 1, 2026

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Key statistics

Previous close: ¥2,130.00
Day range: ¥2,130.00 – ¥2,258.00
52-week range: ¥293.00 – ¥3,620.00
Volume: 2.14M
Market cap: ¥89.73B
Next earnings date: 2026-11-12
Avg. volume (1Y): 4.90M

Performance

1 week

+3.13%

1 month

+10.66%

3 months

-13.56%

6 months

+114.03%

Year to date

+573.57%

1 year

+491.82%

Total return, dividends included.

Company profile

Sector: Electronic Technology
Industry: Semiconductors
Country: Japan
Exchange: TSE
Shares outstanding: 42.13M
Employees: 50
ISIN: JP3244720003
Beta: 2.02

Technical view

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News

Yahoo FinanceJan 19, 2026

Riber receives a new order from Japan for MBE 6000 to scale Quantum Dot Laser production for Datacom.

Riber receives a new order from Japan for MBE 6000 to scale Quantum Dot Laser production for Datacom. Bezons (France), 19 January 2026 – 8:00 am (CET) – RIBER, a global market leader in molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) equipment for the semiconductor industry, announces an order for an MBE 6000 production system from QD Laser, a leading Japanese player in quantum-dot laser technology. The system will be optimized for the epitaxial synthesis of GaAs-based quantum dots tailored for optical Datacom, a

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