KYOTO, Japan -- Japanese electronics group Kyocera will consider offloading operations with total sales of around 200 billion yen ($1.3 billion) seen to have limited potential for growth, streamlining its portfolio amid sluggish demand for automotive electronic parts and other products.
"We're positioning businesses that aren't expected to grow as non-core and would like to sell them" within the fiscal year ending March 2026, President Hideo Tanimoto told Nikkei. He did not list specific candidates, but Kyocera is expected to gradually sell off businesses whose profitability it would have trouble improving on its own.
