Kyocera

About Kyocera

Kyocera is a Japanese multinational corporation founded in 1959 as Kyoto Ceramic Company, later renamed Kyocera. Renowned for its innovation in fine ceramics, Kyocera expanded into a diverse array of industries, including electronics, document solutions, solar energy, and formerly, HiFi audio components. In the 1980s, Kyocera produced high-end HiFi audio gear such as CD players and receivers, notable for their ceramic-based platforms and unique engineering. Kyocera discontinued its audio component business in 1989, but the brand remains respected for technological excellence, eco-friendliness, and quality across its product lines, especially in document solutions and advanced materials manufacturing.