Overview
Denso's Kota Plant opened in 1987 as a comprehensive car-electronics manufacturing complex (monolithic and hybrid ICs, sensors, ECUs) spanning four buildings on a 70-acre site with 2.4 million sq ft of floor space. It now also produces SiC epitaxial wafers under a 2024 joint investment plan with Fuji Electric targeting 310,000 SiC power semiconductors/year, with supply planned to begin May 2027. Key facility details include: The facility is situated at Nukata-gun, Kota, Aichi, Japan. It focuses on Automotive / Specialty, Automotive / Specialty, Analog / Power on 200mm wafers. Production at this facility commenced in 1987.
Denso Semiconductor Division
Denso's internal automotive semiconductor manufacturing facilities.