Ferrotec Reports Initial Damage Assessment Following Kumamoto Earthquake

TOKYO, Jul 29 (Pulse News Wire) – Ferrotec Corporation (6890.T) reported initial damage assessments following the earthquake that struck the Kumamoto region at approximately 16:27 local time on July 29, 2026. The quake, estimated at magnitude 7.1 with a maximum intensity of seven, caused no human casualties within the company's operations but resulted in equipment displacement at facilities such as Ferrotec Technology Development Japan Co., Ltd.

An investigation into potential operational impacts is ongoing. In a statement, President and CEO Ka Kenhan noted, “We extend our condolences to those affected by this disaster. Our immediate focus is on assessing the extent of the damage and ensuring safe resumption of operations.” The company emphasized that it would provide further updates should significant developments arise concerning operational disruptions or additional important information.

--- Ferrotec’s IR and Public Relations Director, Motoya Koichi, stated that while there was no loss of life, the physical damage includes displaced machinery and devices. The company is currently evaluating the impact on production activities and will continue to monitor the situation closely. Any substantial changes affecting operations will be communicated promptly.