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6981.T in “Satellites Turn Every Phone Into a Terminal”

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

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Murata's filters, antennas and RF modules are key handset components whose complexity can rise when ordinary phones add satellite frequency bands.

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Satellites Turn Every Phone Into a Terminal

Direct-to-device networks are moving satellite connectivity from specialist hardware into ordinary smartphones.

BULL side — Murata's filters, antennas and RF modules are key handset components whose complexity can rise when ordinary phones add satellite frequency bands.

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    Direct-to-device networks are moving satellite connectivity from specialist hardware into ordinary smartphones.

    Murata's filters, antennas and RF modules are key handset components whose complexity can rise when ordinary phones add satellite frequency bands.

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  • Japan Finally Prices Money

    6981.T in “Japan Finally Prices Money”

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    The end of negative rates is transferring value from leveraged assets and exporters toward banks and insurers.

    Its globally sold electronic components generate substantial foreign-currency revenue, so a stronger yen can reduce translated sales and operating profit.