Yamaha establishes Yamaha Robotics, targets JPY 100B in sales by early 2030s

Integrated company aims for JPY 100 billion in sales by early 2030s 

On July 1, 2025, Yamaha Motor integrated Yamaha Robotics and its operating subsidiaries—Shinkawa, Apic Yamada, and PFA —to form Yamaha Robotics (YRC). The new company develops, manufactures, and sells equipment used in semiconductor back-end processes, such as die bonding and molding systems. 

By consolidating operations, YRC is now able to offer one-stop solutions for back-end semiconductor manufacturing. 

Strong growth targets under new business plan 

Ryosuke Nakamura, President & Representative Director of Yamaha Robotics Holdings, announced YRC’s medium- to long-term management plan. Combined sales of the four integrated companies totaled JPY 34.4 billion in fiscal 2024. With an average annual growth rate of 18%, the plan sets a target of JPY 50 billion in revenue by fiscal 2027 and JPY 100 billion by the early 2030s. 

With the addition of semiconductor back-end equipment, Yamaha Motor now operates four robotics business areas: surface mounters for electronic component assembly, factory automation (FA) equipment such as industrial robots, unmanned aerial vehicles for industrial applications, and YRC’s semiconductor equipment. 

Yamaha targets an average annual growth rate of 15% for its overall robotics business. 

“Under our new mid-term plan, we aim for average annual growth of 15% in surface mounters, 14% in FA, and 18% in semiconductor back-end equipment,” said Ayako Egashira, Chief General Manager of Solution Business Operations. “By bridging surface mounting and semiconductor post-process markets, we will deliver new solutions together with our FA products.”