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Kyocera Corporation stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of innovation and quality that has defined its journey since its establishment on April 1, 1959. Founded in Kyoto, Japan, by Dr. Kazuo Inamori and seven visionary colleagues, Kyocera began as a start-up venture with a profound commitment to pioneering cutting-edge products rooted in advanced materials and components. As the headquarters and parent company of the global Kyocera group, the corporation has evolved into a formidable force over the past six decades. With a consolidated sales revenue of 2,025,332 million JPY (15,114 million USD) and a profit before income taxes reaching 176,192 million JPY (1,315 million USD) for the year ending March 31, 2023, Kyocera has consistently demonstrated financial prowess. A defining aspect of Kyocera's global presence is its expansive network of 298 group companies, including the flagship Kyocera Corporation. The company's 81,209 employees, excluding non-consolidated subsidiaries and affiliates accounted for by the equity method, form a cohesive force propelling Kyocera's diverse portfolio and innovative solutions. The North American chapter of Kyocera's success story holds particular significance. Since the establishment of its first North American sales company in 1969, Kyocera has been a vital contributor to Silicon Valley's technological landscape. What began as a humble two-person operation has burgeoned into a powerhouse of over 4,000 employees, engaged in the manufacturing and sale of cutting-edge, high-technology products. This growth underscores Kyocera's unwavering commitment to meeting the evolving needs of consumers and businesses alike, solidifying its place as a dynamic and indispensable player in the global market.