Tamron Co., Ltd. 7740
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The company's goal is to hit ten new models for 2026, but that doesn't necessarily mean four new lenses.
Tamron's photography business is shrinking but its own-brand lens sales are growing pushing further into Canon RF and other mounts
What would a Sony-owned Tamron mean for photographers?
A recent report says that Tamron now has a 60% share in the third-party lens market, including lenses that it makes for other brands
Tamron confirms: "It is true that the Company has received a non-binding proposal from Sony Corporation"
Japanese camera lens maker Tamron said on Thursday it has received an acquisition proposal from Sony Group and that it has established a committee to review its options. The optical components manufacturer said in a statement that Sony made a non-binding proposal for a series of transactions to turn it into a wholly owned subsidiary. Tamron did not disclose the financial details of the proposal.
An investigative report from Japan suggests that Sony has explored buying all the shares in lensmaker Tamron
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