Hakusan to Invest JPY 5 Billion in New Plant in Ishikawa by 2028
Hakusan to Invest Approximately JPY 5 Billion to Launch a Second Plant in Ishikawa by April 2028

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Hakusan Inc. plans to invest approximately JPY 5 billion to establish a second plant in Kahoku City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, by April 2028. This facility will enhance production of next-generation optical connector components, driven by increasing demand from AI data centers and hyperscalers worldwide.
- 01The new plant will increase Hakusan's production capacity by approximately 1.5 times.
- 02The facility will focus on manufacturing TMT Ferrules for ultra-compact multi-fiber optical connectors.
- 03Hakusan has entered a multi-source agreement with US Conec and SANWA Technologies to stabilize supply chains.
- 04The company plans to relocate its headquarters to the new plant site.
- 05Hakusan will recruit around 40 new employees to support its expanding operations.
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Hakusan Inc. has announced plans to invest about JPY 5 billion in a new manufacturing plant located in Kahoku City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, set to begin operations by April 2028. This facility aims to meet the rising demand for high-density optical communication components, particularly in response to the rapid growth of AI data centers and hyperscalers. The new plant will serve as a core production site for TMT Ferrules, essential components in ultra-compact multi-fiber optical connectors. This investment is part of a broader strategy, including a multi-source agreement with US Conec and SANWA Technologies, to ensure a stable supply chain. Additionally, Hakusan plans to enhance its existing production capabilities at its current Ishikawa Plant while relocating its headquarters to the new site. The company is also focusing on significant recruitment efforts in Ishikawa, aiming to bolster its workforce across various functions to support this expansion and contribute to regional economic growth.
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The establishment of the new plant will create job opportunities and contribute to the economic development of Ishikawa Prefecture.
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