French electrical engineering group Schneider Electric presented TDK Electronics with the Best Collaboration Award at its Supplier Day in Hong Kong.

TDK Corporation and LEM International SA announce that they have entered into a development agreement of custom TMR dies for next-generation integrated current sensors.

The Nashik site has opened a new building on an area of around 23,000 square meters for the production of film capacitors.

TDK Electronics has received a Quality Award from Vitesco Technologies for special achievements in product and supply chain quality. With this award, the automotive supplier for drive technologies recognizes the high quality of temperature sensor systems.

Avnet is TDK's best global distributor in the past fiscal year. Dietmar Jaeger, Head of TDK's Global Distributor Division, presented the company with the TDK Global Performance Award. Before that, Avnet had already won the TDK European Distribution Award in Gold and the North America Distributor of the Year award in the USA. This makes Avnet the first distributor to receive all three TDK awards in a single year, making it a triple winner.

The sales team in Xiamen has received a Quality Award from Chinese power supply provider Kehua. The award was given in recognition of the reliable performance of aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

TDK recognized its best distribution partners in Europe for the 10th time with the European Distribution Award 2023. The gold award in the International Distributor category went to Avnet Abacus. In the e-Catalogue Distributor category, Mouser Electronics was honored. Best Local Distributor is the German company Beckmann Elektronik.

TDK Corporation has been recognized as a Leader, receiving an A ranking, in global environmental non-profit CDP's Supplier Engagement Rating 2022. CDP works on environmental issues such as climate change.

TDK Corporation was recently named a Clarivate Top 100 Global Innovator™ 2023 for its innovation and leadership in digital transformation (DX) and energy transformation (EX) for the smart society. Since 2012, the Top 100 Global Innovators program has identified companies at the pinnacle of the global innovation landscape by measuring the ideation culture that produces patents and drives growth.

TDK Electronics aims to be CO₂ neutral by 2030. Already by 2025, electricity is to be purchased only from renewable energies. And by 2050, climate neutrality is to be achieved throughout the entire value chain.

TDK Corporation (CEO & President: Noboru Saito, hereinafter “TDK”) announced that today TDK has agreed to acquire Qeexo, Co. (CEO: Sang Won Lee, hereinafter “Qeexo”), a U.S.-based venture-backed company spun out of Carnegie Mellon University engaged in the automation of end-to-end machine learning for edge devices.

TDK Corporation has been recognized for its leadership in corporate sustainability by global environmental non-profit CDP, securing a place on its prestigious ‘A-List’ for focusing on Water Security. This selection marks the third time CDP named TDK an "A-List Company," in this category, signaling TDK’s continued prioritization of sustainability.

The first sites of the TDK Electronics Group are certified according to the automotive industry's TISAX^® test seal. This proves that the industry's special requirements for IT and cyber security are met. TISAX stands for Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange.

TDK Corporation has joined the RE100^*1 international initiative as the company works toward ensuring that 100% of the electricity used in its business activities comes from renewable energy. RE100 is a global corporate renewable energy initiative bringing together hundreds of large and ambitious businesses with similar idealism.

The Indian industry association ELCINA has honored the Nashik and Kalyani plants for special achievements in exports, research and development, and environmental management. ELCINA (Electronic Industries Association of India) is the country's leading industry association, advising the government on economic policy issues.

TDK in Brazil has once again received an award from the national marketing and sales association ADVB-RS for its export achievements. 87 percent of the production of aluminum electrolytic and film capacitors at the Gravataí site is exported to more than 60 countries.

TDK sponsored Agoria Solar Team from Belgium has finished second in the Sasol Solar Challenge in South Africa. The students from the Technical University Leuven covered 4,186 kilometers in eight days, just 38 kilometers behind the first-placed team, the Brunel Solar Team from Leiden in the Netherlands.

TDK Electronics wants to produce as eco-friendly and low in emissions as possible. In April 2021, the company had already achieved the TDK Group's goal of halving its CO₂ emissions by 2035. Today, emissions have been reduced by further 15 percent and are thus around two-thirds lower relative to sales than in 2015.

TDK supports sustainable mobility concepts for the future and is now also involved in the field of solar vehicles: for the 2022 season, TDK is sponsoring the Agoria Solar Team at the Technical University of Leuven in Belgium. The team has recently won the biggest and most important races and is the current world champion of the scene. At the moment, the students are preparing for the Sasol Solar Challenge in South Africa. TDK supports the team with components, know-how and also financially.