Murata Begins Mass Production of World's Smallest Three-Terminal MLCCs

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Murata Manufacturing began mass production on Wednesday of the world's smallest three-terminal multilayer ceramic capacitors, a move aimed at enhancing power supply stability in compact devices. Murata shares were a standout in the market, rising 7.9% to end trading at ¥8,471. Elsewhere, SK Innovation lagged, falling 6.5% to finish the session at ₩139,200. Tesla settled at $354.81, up 0.6%, after entering new credit agreements this week totaling $30 billion, including a $20 billion term loan and two revolving facilities for general corporate purposes. GE Vernova ended the day at $950.49, down 1.2%, and announced a $0.50 per share quarterly dividend for Q4 2026, while Vistra finished at $138.35, down 1.8% and close to its 52-week low, after opposing PJM's IRAS proposal as discriminatory and legally flawed.

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Energy Transition & Power Demand▼
Vistra Corp.
VST
▼ NegativeRegulationrelevance

Vistra opposed PJM's IRAS proposal as discriminatory and legally flawed, a regulatory fight, with shares near a 52-week low.

GE Vernova LLC
GEV
± MixedCapitalrelevance

GE Vernova announced a $0.50/share quarterly dividend for Q4 2026, a capital-return event, while shares fell 1.2%.

Semiconductors▲
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
6981
▲ PositiveTechnologyrelevance

Murata began mass production of the world's smallest three-terminal MLCCs, a product/R&D development, with shares up 7.9%.

Electrification & Mobility▲
Tesla Inc
TSLA
± MixedCapitalrelevance

Tesla entered new credit agreements totaling $30 billion, including a $20 billion term loan and two revolving facilities.