OKI Electric Industry Co., Ltd., founded in 1881 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is the country's oldest electronic communications equipment manufacturer. With over 140 years of innovation, the company operates across information and communication systems, mechatronics (printers and multifunction products), and semiconductor components. Its semiconductor subsidiary, LAPIS Semiconductor (formerly Oki Semiconductor), is a one-stop total MCU solution provider featuring a broad portfolio of general-purpose and application-specific ARM®-based microcontrollers. Key MCU series include the ML62Q1500 general-purpose MCUs with integrated capacitive touch and LCD driver, ML610Q400 series for low-power IoT, and the voice synthesis ICs like the ML228xx family. LAPIS also offers custom system-on-chip (SoC) design and highly differentiated ASSPs for industrial, automotive, and consumer applications. The company is recognized for its ultra-low-power technology, particularly its original ULP (Ultra Low Power) logic design, enabling long battery life in IoT devices. While the global semiconductor market is dominated by large players, LAPIS leverages niche expertise in low-power MCUs and speech processing, holding a strong position in the Japanese and Asian markets. Its solutions serve smart homes, building automation, healthcare, and wearable devices, contributing to the 'Open up your dreams' corporate vision.