Denso Corporation has officially unveiled its mid-term business strategy for the 2026 to 2030 fiscal years, highlighting a massive pivot toward electrification and intelligent automotive technologies. The company plans to allocate a staggering 2.2 trillion yen for capital expenditures and 3.7 trillion yen for research and development over the next five years. Notably, approximately 70 percent of these investments will be dedicated to advancing electrification and intelligence, solidifying Denso's commitment to the future of mobility.
By the end of fiscal year 2030, Denso aims to exceed 8 trillion yen in total revenue. A significant portion of this growth—4 trillion yen—is projected to come directly from its electrification and intelligence divisions. Within the intelligence sector, which is targeted at 2.1 trillion yen, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are expected to contribute 1 trillion yen alone. Electrification efforts are projected to generate 1.9 trillion yen.
Central to this strategy is the strengthening of semiconductor competitiveness. Denso views semiconductors not just as a foundational technology, but as a core area for value creation. By pursuing high-value-added automotive chips and fostering synergies across industrial, consumer, and automotive sectors, Denso is positioning itself to lead the technological shift in the global automotive landscape.
