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JSR Corporation, founded in Tokyo, Japan in 1948, is a global enterprise with a diverse portfolio encompassing four main business divisions: elastomers, plastics, digital solutions, and life sciences. Its Elastomers division provides a broad spectrum of synthetic rubbers, including styrene-butadiene and poly-butadiene types, along with thermoplastic elastomers and specialized compound products. This segment also manufactures various latexes for industrial uses and paper processing, acrylic emulsions, high-performance dispersants, industrial particles, components for thermal insulation paints…

JSR (OTCMKTS:JSCPY - Get Free Report) and PPG Industries (NYSE: PPG - Get Free Report) are both materials companies, but which is the superior investment? We will compare the two businesses based on the strength of their analyst recommendations, institutional ownership, dividends, earnings, risk, valuation and profitability. Volatility and Risk JSR has a beta of 0.64,

Japan Investment Corp (JIC), a state-backed fund, is considering selling JSR, two people familiar with the matter said, two years after it took the maker of chipmaking materials private in a $6 billion deal.

LRCX teams up with JSR to advance high-NA EUV, combining dry resist tools and materials to drive next-generation chip scaling.

Companies to Focus on Patterning for Leading-Edge Chips, Including Dry Resist EUV Lithography and Next-Generation Materials FREMONT, Calif. and TOKYO , Sept.

The global COVID-19 pandemic has led to a shift towards reshoring in the semiconductor industry as supply chains are disrupted and geopolitical tensions rise. Reshoring efforts are leading to increased capex spending by semiconductor companies, benefiting equipment suppliers. Japan is heavily investing in semiconductor manufacturing, with companies like Tokyo Electron, Disco Corporation, and Advantest set to benefit from the reshoring trend.