Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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Acquisitions
2
Total Acquisitions
2017
Expanded Murata battery and power supply capabilities.
Added product breadth in rechargeable batteries and energy-related devices.
Battery and power supply became part of the Devices and Modules revenue base.
2014
Added RF switch and high-frequency semiconductor capability.
Strengthened Murata high-frequency and communications module portfolio.
The deal supported Murata expansion beyond core passive components.
Murata strategy centers on high-reliability components for mobility, communications, computers, and industrial equipment. The company is using its MLCC scale and materials expertise to deepen customer design-ins where component reliability, size, and power performance matter most.
Murata makes money by designing, manufacturing, and selling advanced electronic components to device makers, automakers, industrial customers, and communications equipment suppliers. The largest revenue pool is components, including MLCCs, inductors, and EMI filters. Devices and Modules add high-frequency devices, communication modules, batteries, power supplies, and functional devices. The model depends on materials science, process control, customer qualification cycles, and high-volume manufacturing rather than consumer branding.
Notable Murata deals include Peregrine Semiconductor, Sony battery assets, and selected RF, power, and sensor technology moves.
Murata uses acquisitions to add technology, customers, component depth, and manufacturing capability.
Deals can add products, technology, customers, geographic reach, or operating scale that support Murata's broader strategy.
No. Murata also relies on organic product development, customer expansion, and disciplined execution.