Denso profits fall as AI-driven memory costs rise; supplier seeks price pass-through

Japan's largest auto parts maker Denso reported lower first-half fiscal 2026 profits as surging memory and component costs, partly driven by the AI boom, offset revenue growth, and it seeks to pass prices on to customers.

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2026-11-02 07:45 · DigiTimes Asia
Denso sees profits hit by memory costs, seeks price pass-through

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