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Renesas Electronics6723.T

Semiconductors & chip supply chain

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The Hitachi–NEC chip merger that grew into one of the world's biggest microcontroller makers. Its small, cheap chips sit inside cars, factory machines and gadgets — automotive is its largest market — and it adds power-management silicon bought from Intersil and IDT.

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Market snapshot

Tokyo: 6723.T

2,847.50JPY▲ 0.26%+7.50 today

End-of-day price from the Nov 13 session. This listing is priced once a day, after its exchange closes.

Session of Nov 13 · previous close 2,840.00

Forward P/E, average volume, beta and the earnings date are not collected yet

Market cap: JPY 5.20T
P/E ratio: 8.69
Forward P/E: —
Dividend yield: 0.98%
Volume: 11.7M
Avg volume: —
Beta: —
Earnings date: —
Day range: 2,820.50–2,920.00
52-week range: 1,761.50–5,284.00

Chips
SnapMagic turns text prompts into full circuit schematics; rival Flux has raised $37 million for the same job
SnapMagic, the Y Combinator-backed company whose parts library sits inside distributor catalogs and PCB tools, is quietly generating whole circuit schematics from text, with no press release and a $37 million-funded rival already in the market.
October 27, 2026three-minute read
Chips
SiTime's November 4 print tests a guided doubling, with targets from $370 to $900
SiTime reports third-quarter results on November 4 with revenue guided to $285 million to $295 million against Q2's $157.4 million, a step bought from Renesas as much as grown from AI demand. Analyst targets from $370 to $900 bet on opposite outcomes of the same print.
October 22, 2026three-minute read
Chips
Renesas Owns 37% of Wolfspeed. Wolfspeed's Newest Deal Feeds Its Rival Infineon
Wolfspeed's bankruptcy left Renesas holding roughly 37% of the US silicon carbide supplier, whose newest wafer deal feeds Infineon, a rival in automotive power chips. Renesas reports on October 29, its first results since both of Wolfspeed's October deals.
October 17, 2026three-minute read

Chips
GlobalFoundries breaks ground on a $10 billion Japan-funded New York fab it will run for fees
Japan is putting up as much as $21 billion for two fabs GlobalFoundries will run but not own; the record margins came from photonics on fabs it already has.
November 14, 2026three-minute read
Chips
SiTime tripled revenue to $298.7 million and the market still cut it 60%
The chipmaker whose silicon clocks keep AI data centers synchronized posted the strongest quarter of the AI trade and still lost 60 percent of its value from September [3]. Friday's 17 percent snapback now has to prove itself before a 3-for-1 split resets every price on the chart.
November 8, 2026three-minute read
Chips
Wolfspeed's BorgWarner deal landed with 51.81% of its float short before the November 4 report
Consensus expects a $1.98 per-share loss on essentially flat revenue on November 4; the figure both sides have priced differently is whether Wolfspeed's AI data-center growth finally gets a dollar number.
October 30, 2026three-minute read

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