Anritsu Corporation (TSE: 6754)
The quiet Japanese toolmaker sitting at every optical transceiver production line and every 5G chipset lab in the world. Not the biggest T&M player -- that's Keysight at 7x the revenue -- but Anritsu owns specific niches (optical manufacturing test, broadband VNAs, 5G protocol) where it punches way above its weight. Net cash fortress, margin recovery underway, 6G optionality priced at zero. The risk? Five years of flat revenue and a scale gap that could bite as data rates push past 224G per lane.
Identity
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full Legal Name | Anritsu Corporation |
| Headquarters | 5-1-1 Onna, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa 243-8555, Japan |
| Founded | 1895 (as Sekisan-sha); 1931 (merger to form Anritsu Electric) |
| Website | anritsu.com |
| TSE Code | 6754 (Prime Market) |
| Fiscal Year End | March 31 |
| Employees | ~3,900-4,500 globally |
| Shares Outstanding | ~128M (plus 3.9M treasury stock) |
| Market Cap | ~JPY 346B (~USD 2.3B) at JPY 2,700 |
| Enterprise Value | ~JPY 307B (market cap minus ~JPY 39B net cash) |
Thesis
Anritsu is the "quality control toolmaker" for telecom infrastructure. They make electronic test and measurement instruments that verify wireless networks (5G/6G), data center interconnects, and optical communications work correctly. They also make food/pharma inspection machines -- checkweighers, metal detectors, X-ray systems -- that ride factory automation trends.
Why it's interesting:
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MP2110A BERTWave dominance. This integrated sampling oscilloscope + BERT is the de facto standard for optical transceiver manufacturing test. Estimated 30-50%+ market share. Every 800G and 1.6T transceiver gets validated on this instrument. AI cluster buildouts drive demand directly.
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Margin recovery with operating leverage. Op margin cratered from 18.6% (FY2021) to 8.6% (FY2024) during the telecom capex trough. Now recovering -- FY2025 TTM at 12.4%, targeting 14%+ by FY2026. The leverage is real: Q3 FY2025 saw OP +31% on flat revenue.
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Net cash = 11% of market cap. JPY 39-46B in net cash, debt-to-equity of 0.03. No financial risk whatsoever. Combined with 50%+ payout ratio target and buyback program, capital return is finally improving.
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6G optionality at zero. FR3 band hardware already shipping for MT8000A. When 6G R&D spending arrives, Anritsu is positioned. The market pays nothing for this today.
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PQA provides ballast. The food inspection business (~24% of revenue) is defensive, growing (OP +37% in H1), and benefits from Japan's labor shortage driving factory automation.
Why it's risky:
- Revenue has been flat for five years (~JPY 106-113B). GLP2026 target of JPY 140B requires ~24% growth -- ambitious to say the least.
- Keysight's R&D budget (>$1B) exceeds Anritsu's total revenue. Scale disadvantage is structural.
- No real-time oscilloscopes. No >58.2 Gbaud PAM4 BERT. The 224G/448G per-lane gap is real and growing.
- At JPY 2,700, trading at ~32.5x TTM P/E, above average analyst targets. Significant re-rating already happened.
Position framework: Defensive compounder role in the Japan group, not the high-conviction alpha bet. 2-3% portfolio weight. Wait for pullback to JPY 2,000-2,200 (18-20x FY2027E EPS). Fair value: JPY 2,500-3,050 on 22-27x FY2027E EPS of JPY 113.
Business
Segments & Revenue (FY2025 Guidance, ending March 2026)
| Segment | Revenue (JPY B) | % of Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test & Measurement (T&M) | 77.0 | ~63% | 5G/6G protocol testers, signal analyzers, BERTs, VNAs, network testers |
| Products Quality Assurance (PQA) | 30.0 | ~24% | Food/pharma inspection (checkweighers, metal detectors, X-ray) |
| Environmental Measurement | 10.0 | ~8% | Environmental monitoring instruments |
| Others | 6.0 | ~5% | Logistics, real estate, shared services |
| Total | 123.0 | 100% |
H1 FY2025 actuals (Apr-Sep 2025): T&M JPY 70.1B | PQA JPY 28.2B | Env JPY 8.5B | Others JPY 6.1B | Total JPY 113.0B.
Geographic Mix (FY2025 Guidance)
| Region | Revenue (JPY B) | % |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | 41.0 | 33% |
| Americas | 30.0 | 24% |
| Asia & Others | 35.0 | 29% |
| EMEA | 17.0 | 14% |
For T&M specifically, ~84% of revenue is international. Weak yen is a tailwind.
Business Model
Equipment sales dominate (~70-75% of revenue) -- upfront instrument purchases tied to capex cycles. Software licensing and maintenance contracts provide some recurring revenue but this is not a SaaS business. PQA has a consumables/replacement element that's more stable. Overall: cyclical, equipment-heavy, low recurring revenue.
Key Products
Wireless / 5G-6G Testing:
- MT8000A Radio Communication Test Station -- Flagship 5G NR protocol tester. Used by Qualcomm, MediaTek, Samsung. Supports Sub-6 GHz and mmWave. Added 6G FR3 band hardware (Feb 2026) and extended to 16 GHz upper mid-band at MWC 2026.
- MX772000PC / MX773000PC -- O-RAN test platforms for Radio Units and Distributed Units. Partnerships with Artiza Networks and Spirent.
High-Speed Data Center / Optical:
- MP2110A BERTWave -- The franchise product. All-in-one 4-channel sampling oscilloscope + BERT. De facto standard for optical transceiver manufacturing test. Covers 10G through 1.6T. ~65% measurement time reduction vs. separate instruments. MP2110A-080 option (60 GHz, launched Sep 2025) positions for 100 Gbaud PAM4 / 1.6T testing.
- MP1900A Signal Quality Analyzer -- Modular 8-slot BERT for PCIe 6.0, Ethernet PHY testing. First single-instrument PCIe 6.0 Rx compliance test (DesignCon 2025).
RF / Microwave:
- VectorStar ME7838D VNA -- 70 kHz to 145 GHz continuous sweep. Industry-leading broadband coverage. Heritage from 1990 Wiltron acquisition.
- MN4765B-0140 -- World's first 145 GHz O/E reference calibration module (Oct 2025). Exceeds NIST's 110 GHz standard.
Network Testing:
- MT1040A Network Master Pro -- 10 Mbps to 400 Gbps for 400ZR, OpenZR+, OpenROADM validation.
Software:
- TestDeck -- Web-based test management (launched Jan 2026).
- Virtual Signalling Tester -- Software-based 6G signalling tester.
PQA: Checkweighers, metal detectors, X-ray inspection systems. Top-class share in Japan alongside Ishida. Growth driven by automation/labor-saving demand.
Key Product Gaps
- No real-time oscilloscopes (dominated by Keysight UXR, Tektronix).
- No >58.2 Gbaud PAM4 BERT -- cannot test 200G/224G-per-lane electrical signals (Keysight M8199B can). This is a meaningful and growing gap as data center speeds push to 224G per lane.
Competitive Position
| Market | Anritsu's Position |
|---|---|
| Overall Comms T&M (~$9.5B global) | ~8-10% share |
| 5G Device Testing | #3 globally (behind Keysight and R&S) |
| Optical Transceiver Manufacturing Test | Leading (MP2110A), estimated 30-50%+ |
| Food Inspection (Japan) | Top-class (with Ishida) |
Peer comparison:
| Anritsu | Keysight | Rohde & Schwarz | VIAVI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | ~$750M | ~$5.4B | ~$3B (private) | ~$1.3B |
| R&D Budget | ~$100M | >$1B | N/A | ~$200M |
| Key Strength | Integrated BERTWave, 5G protocol, VNA breadth | Scale, full portfolio, real-time scopes | EMC, broadcast, defense | Field test, fiber, protocol |
| 5G Position | Strong (#3) | Dominant (#1) | Strong (#2) | Niche |
| Data Center | Strong (optical mfg) | Dominant (electrical + optical) | Limited | Growing |
Anritsu's edge: Cost advantage from yen-denominated cost base. Niche dominance in optical transceiver mfg test despite being 7x smaller than Keysight. VNA technology heritage (Wiltron) unmatched at 145 GHz.
Anritsu's weakness: Keysight can outspend on any next-gen product. Teradyne acquired MultiLane (Jan 2026), creating another well-funded competitor in high-speed BERT. Smaller global sales/support network.
Key Customers
Chipset vendors (Qualcomm, MediaTek), network equipment OEMs (Samsung), optical transceiver manufacturers globally, hyperscale cloud operators (indirectly), telecom operators, food/pharma manufacturers.
R&D
~13-14% of revenue (estimated JPY 15-16B annually). GLP2026 commits >JPY 40B total investment over the plan period. Focus areas: 6G FR3, 1.6T/3.2T optical interconnect, PCIe 7.0, AI-powered test, NTN/satellite, automotive/SDV (Valeo partnership), EV/battery (DEWETRON).
M&A Track Record
Anritsu is a disciplined acquirer -- only 4 notable deals in 35 years:
| Date | Target | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | Wiltron Company (US) | $180M; major US T&M, VNA technology heritage |
| 2017 | Azimuth Systems (US) | Wireless channel emulation |
| 2021 | Takasago Ltd. (Japan) | Power supplies & charge-discharge test equipment |
| 2025 | DEWETRON GmbH (Austria) | EUR 54M; EV/battery & data acquisition (from TKH Group) |
DEWETRON is strategically significant -- expands into EV/battery testing and creates synergies with Takasago. Price is modest relative to Anritsu's balance sheet.
Management
CEO: Hirokazu Hamada
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Title | Representative Director, President & Group CEO |
| Appointed | April 2018 (~8 years) |
| Education | Tokyo Denki University (1988) |
| Additional | Chief Environment Officer |
Hamada is a technical executive who rose through R&D in the measurement business -- the company's profit engine. He joined Anritsu in 2010 (not a lifelong employee), progressed VP Chief R&D Officer -> Senior VP -> Director & EVP -> President. Eight-year tenure is above-average for Japan and provides continuity. The outside hire background may bring perspective that lifers lack.
Key Executives
| Name | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Akifumi Kubota | Director, EVP, CFO & Chief Corporate Officer | Multi-hatted finance and corporate |
| Shunichi Sugita | SVP & CFO | Dual CFO structure with Kubota (unusual) |
| Hanako Noda | Executive Officer & CTO | Chief Technology Officer |
| Takeshi Shima | Director, SVP, T&M Company President | Heads core T&M segment; investor presentations |
| Yoshiyuki Amano | VP & Chief Global Sales Officer | Global sales lead |
Average management tenure: ~4.6 years. Average board tenure: ~4.2 years. No major executive changes flagged. Team navigated the difficult FY2022-FY2024 telecom capex trough and launched GLP2026.
Board & Governance
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total Directors | ~7 |
| Independent Outside | 5 (~71% independent) |
| Structure | Company with Audit & Supervisory Committee |
| Nominating Committee | 5 outside + 2 exec, independent chair |
| Compensation Committee | 5 outside + 2 exec, independent chair |
Board independence significantly exceeds TSE Prime Market requirements (minimum 1/3). This is strong governance by Japanese standards. Named outside directors include Tatsuro Masamura (ICT specialist), Nozomi Ueda (governance/compliance), and Akio Kobayashi (CPA).
Anritsu complies with enhanced Japan Corporate Governance Code: board independence, committee structure, skills matrix disclosure, climate/TCFD disclosure, English IR, electronic voting platform, and cost-of-capital awareness (acknowledges 7% cost of equity).
Cross-shareholdings: Anritsu holds shares of some listed companies but is actively reducing them, aligned with TSE reform pressure.
Ownership
| Category | % |
|---|---|
| Retail / Individual | ~56% |
| Institutional | ~44% |
| Insiders | <1% |
Top holders: Amova Asset Management (formerly Nikko AM) ~6.8%, Master Trust Bank ~5.3% (nominee), Custody Bank ~5.2% (nominee), Nomura AM ~5.1%, Vanguard ~3.9%.
No controlling shareholder. 51,122 shareholders. Top 25 hold <50% combined. Float is effectively ~95%+.
Insider ownership is the governance red flag. CEO Hamada owns ~0.014% of the company (worth ~$217K). Total insider ownership under 1%. Typical for Japanese mid/large-caps but means management has minimal direct financial stake in share price.
Compensation
Three-part structure: fixed salary + performance-linked bonus + stock-based compensation (restricted stock or similar). Outside directors receive fixed only. Compensation Committee (independent-chair majority) provides oversight. Specific amounts not publicly available -- likely JPY 80-120M for CEO based on company size. With insider ownership under 1%, equity component may not create sufficient alignment.
Analyst & Investor Sentiment
~10-24 analysts covering. Consensus Hold. Average target ~JPY 2,086-2,423, high JPY 2,800, low JPY 1,380. At JPY 2,700, stock trades above average targets -- market pricing more optimism than most analysts. 57 institutional holders filed with SEC (for OTC ADRs). No activist involvement identified, but the company is proactively addressing activist themes (buyback, higher payout, cross-shareholding reduction, cost-of-capital acknowledgment).
Financials
Income Statement (JPY Millions, FY ending March 31)
| Metric | FY2021 | FY2022 | FY2023 | FY2024 | FY2025 | TTM (Dec '25) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 105,939 | 105,387 | 110,919 | 109,952 | 112,979 | 113,209 |
| Rev Growth | -1.0% | -0.5% | +5.3% | -0.9% | +2.8% | +0.2% |
| Operating Profit | 19,691 | 16,836 | 11,702 | 9,498 | 12,025 | 14,020 |
| Net Income | 16,105 | 12,796 | 9,272 | 7,675 | 9,257 | 10,676 |
| EPS (JPY) | 117.18 | 93.98 | 69.97 | 58.28 | 70.42 | 82.97 |
| EBITDA | 24,637 | 21,968 | 17,395 | 15,386 | 17,732 | 19,765 |
| Gross Margin | 54.0% | 52.6% | 48.7% | 47.0% | 48.7% | ~49.8% |
| Op. Margin | 18.6% | 16.0% | 10.6% | 8.6% | 10.6% | 12.4% |
Revenue essentially flat for 5 years. FY2021 was peak profitability. Margins halved then recovered. FY2024 was the trough. 9M FY2025 (Apr-Dec 2025): Revenue JPY 81.1B (+0.3% YoY), OP JPY 8.4B (+31.1% YoY) -- operating leverage on flat revenue.
Balance Sheet (JPY Millions)
| Metric | FY2021 | FY2022 | FY2023 | FY2024 | FY2025 | TTM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cash | 49,810 | 45,689 | 36,833 | 45,657 | 50,094 | 43,020 |
| Total Debt | 6,228 | 6,933 | 4,734 | 4,599 | 4,024 | 3,820 |
| Net Cash | 43,582 | 38,756 | 32,099 | 41,058 | 46,070 | 39,200 |
| Total Assets | 144,100 | 153,261 | 152,238 | 161,085 | 159,826 | 168,527 |
| Total Equity | 109,454 | 114,442 | 117,515 | 125,525 | 124,268 | 127,949 |
| D/E Ratio | 0.06 | 0.06 | 0.04 | 0.04 | 0.03 | 0.03 |
Net cash ~JPY 39-46B = 10-12% of market cap. Essentially debt-free.
Cash Flow (JPY Millions)
| Metric | FY2021 | FY2022 | FY2023 | FY2024 | FY2025 | TTM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free Cash Flow | 17,790 | 13,090 | 1,972 | 13,938 | 18,633 | 10,632 |
FCF volatile but generally healthy. FY2023 was a working capital outlier.
Returns & Capital Allocation
| Metric | FY2023 | FY2024 | FY2025 | Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROE | ~8% | 6.3% | 7.4% | 10%+ (GLP2026), 15% (FY2030) |
ROE below 10%. Management introducing business-unit ROIC to improve capital allocation.
Dividends: JPY 40/share annual (JPY 20 + JPY 20 semi-annual), maintained since FY2022. Payout ratio target: 50%+. Current yield ~1.4% (low because stock doubled). DOE target: exceed 7% cost of equity when ROE hits 15%.
Buybacks: Jan-Apr 2025 program authorized up to 5M shares (3.8% of outstanding, JPY 5B max). This is a meaningful signal and clearly a response to TSE's capital efficiency push.
Net cash position is arguably excessive. Combined with historically conservative dividends and limited buyback history, capital deployment is improving but still behind peers.
Valuation (as of March 10, 2026)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Stock Price | JPY 2,699.50 |
| P/E (TTM) | ~32.5x |
| P/E (FY2025 guidance) | ~31x |
| P/E (FY2027E, JPY 113 EPS) | ~24x |
| EV/EBITDA (TTM) | ~15.5x |
| EV/Revenue (TTM) | ~2.7x |
| P/FCF (TTM) | ~33x |
| P/B | ~2.7x |
| 52-Week Range | JPY 1,145 - JPY 3,198 |
Stock re-rated massively from JPY 1,145 (~14x TTM) to JPY 3,198 before pulling back. At JPY 2,700, trading above average analyst targets but near fair value on FY2027 estimates.
Forward Model
| FY2025 (actual) | FY2026E (guidance) | FY2027E (GLP target) | FY2028E (extrap.) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue (JPY B) | 113.0 | 123.0 | 140.0 | ~150 |
| Rev Growth | +2.8% | +8.9% | +13.8% | ~7% |
| Op. Margin | 10.7% | 12.2% | 14.3% | ~15% |
| Op. Profit (JPY B) | 12.1 | 15.0 | 20.0 | ~22.5 |
| EPS (JPY) | ~73 | ~86 | ~113 | ~125 |
Key assumptions: 800G/1.6T optical cycle drives T&M acceleration. Wireless T&M stable in 5G-to-6G trough. PQA grows at GDP+ rates. Margin expansion from operating leverage and T&M mix shift. FY2028E assumes 6G R&D begins contributing.
Fair value: JPY 2,500-3,050 on 22-27x FY2027E EPS of JPY 113. Bull case: JPY 3,750+ if FY2028E EPS hits JPY 125+ at 30x (6G cycle pull-forward). Bear case: JPY 1,800-2,000 if margins compress back to 8-10% at 18-20x trough EPS.
GLP2026 Mid-Term Plan
| Metric | FY2024 Actual | GLP2026 Target | FY2030 Vision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | JPY 110B | JPY 140B | JPY 200B |
| Operating Profit | JPY 9.5B | JPY 20B+ | -- |
| Op. Margin | 8.6% | 14%+ | -- |
| ROE | 6.3% | 10%+ | 15% |
JPY 140B requires ~24% growth from TTM. Ambitious. DEWETRON adds ~JPY 5B but the rest has to be organic.
Catalysts & Risks
Near-Term Catalysts (FY2025-FY2027)
- 800G optical deployment ramp -- MP2110A as manufacturing test standard; AI cluster buildouts driving demand directly.
- 1.6T development cycle -- MP2110A-080 positions early in qualification cycle for next-gen transceivers.
- 5G Advanced (3GPP Release 18/19) -- Updated test capabilities on MT8000A platform.
- PCIe 6.0/7.0 adoption -- Data center compute interconnect testing via MP1900A.
- PQA automation -- Japan labor shortage driving checkweigher/inspection upgrades. OP +37% in H1.
- Q4 FY2025 results (May 2026) -- Need ~JPY 42B revenue for guidance. Big test.
Medium-Term Catalysts (FY2027-FY2030)
- 6G R&D spending -- FR3 band hardware shipping. Positioned for standardization work.
- 3.2T component characterization -- 145 GHz VNA and calibration module.
- Co-packaged optics (CPO) -- New test methodology.
- Non-telecom expansion: Automotive/EV/battery (DEWETRON + Takasago synergies), satellite/NTN (Skylo cert), industrial IoT, medical/pharma.
High-Priority Risks
- Teradyne/MultiLane competitive escalation -- Jan 2026 acquisition creates a well-funded, vertically integrated competitor in high-speed BERT testing. Direct threat to optical mfg test leadership.
- Keysight's overwhelming scale -- R&D budget exceeds Anritsu's total revenue. Can outspend on any product category.
- 224G/448G product gap -- Cannot test highest per-lane electrical speeds. If gap persists, share loss in data center test is real.
- Telecom capex cyclicality -- Global telecom capex post-peak; 5G maturing; capex intensity declining toward 15% by 2027.
Medium-Priority Risks
- 5G-to-6G investment trough -- Uncertain timing could create multi-year revenue gap.
- FX risk -- Every JPY 1 change vs USD impacts revenue ~JPY 500-600M. Guidance assumes JPY 145/USD.
- Revenue stagnation -- 5 years flat. No proven ability to grow organically.
- Customer consolidation -- Optical transceiver vendor consolidation could reduce pricing power.
- GLP2026 execution risk -- JPY 140B target is a stretch from JPY 113B run rate.
Lower-Priority Risks
- Low insider ownership -- <1% management ownership. Limited alignment.
- Dual CFO structure -- Kubota and Sugita. Unusual and potentially ambiguous.
- PQA growth plateau -- Lab-saving investment could normalize.
Decision Log
Entry Framework (March 2026)
- Entry point: JPY 2,000-2,200 (18-20x FY2027E EPS). Stock swung from JPY 1,145 to JPY 3,198 in 12 months -- volatile enough to create opportunities.
- Position size: 2-3% portfolio. Defensive compounder role in the Japan group.
- Stop-loss: Below JPY 1,700 (thesis breakdown -- GLP2026 miss and no operating leverage).
Add triggers:
- Stock pulls back to JPY 2,000-2,200 on broad market weakness
- FY2026 guidance confirms JPY 130B+ revenue and 13%+ OPM
- MP2110A-080 wins disclosed at major transceiver OEMs
Trim triggers:
- Stock exceeds JPY 3,200 without corresponding earnings upgrades
- MultiLane wins at major optical transceiver manufacturers
- T&M segment revenue declines for two consecutive quarters
What to Watch
- Q4 FY2025 results (May 2026) -- need ~JPY 42B revenue to hit guidance
- GLP2026 progress update -- is JPY 140B still achievable?
- 224G BERT product announcement -- closing the gap vs Keysight/MultiLane
- 800G/1.6T optical test order momentum
- FX rate trajectory (JPY/USD)
Unverified Items
- Exact foreign ownership percentage (typically 20-35% for TSE Prime companies this size)
- Specific annual R&D expense (estimated 13-14% of revenue based on T&M norms)
- Individual officer compensation (available in annual securities report / 有価証券報告書)
- Details of restricted stock / equity compensation programs
- Cross-directorships that could create conflicts
- Treasury stock position after Jan-Apr 2025 buyback
Recent News (Last 6 Months)
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| Mar 2-5, 2026 | MWC 2026: AI-driven 6G test platform, virtual signalling tester, cloud-based automotive validation (Valeo), MT8000A extended to 16 GHz |
| Mar 2, 2026 | Anritsu + MediaTek verify AI Acceleration on MT8000A at MWC |
| Feb 6, 2026 | 6G FR3 frequency band hardware option for MT8000A |
| Feb 3, 2026 | Skylo NTN certification (3GPP Rel-17 narrowband IoT) |
| Jan 29, 2026 | Q3 FY2025: Revenue JPY 52B (in-line), EPS +22% beat. Full-year guidance confirmed |
| Jan 27, 2026 | TestDeck web-based test management launched |
| Oct 21, 2025 | DEWETRON acquisition completed (EUR 54M) |
| Oct 30, 2025 | Q2 FY2025: Stock surged >21% on earnings |
| Oct 2025 | MN4765B-0140 (world's first 145 GHz calibration module) |
| Sep 2025 | MP2110A-080 (60 GHz option for 1.6T testing) at CIOE/ECOC |
Sources
Company IR:
- Anritsu IR - Financial Materials
- Anritsu Investor Presentation Dec 2025 (PDF)
- Anritsu Q2 FY2025 Results (PDF)
- Anritsu GLP2026 Mid-Term Plan
- Anritsu CFO Financial Strategy
- Anritsu Corporate Governance
- Anritsu Corporate Governance Report (June 2025 PDF)
- Anritsu Officer Compensation
- Anritsu Cross-held Stocks
Third-party data:
- StockAnalysis - Anritsu Financials
- Simply Wall St - Anritsu Shareholders
- MarketScreener - Anritsu Consensus
- iamfabian Substack - Anritsu Deep Dive
Product & news:
- Anritsu DEWETRON Acquisition
- Anritsu 6G FR3 Hardware Launch
- Anritsu MWC 2026 - 6G Solutions
- Anritsu + MediaTek AI Verification
- Anritsu Skylo NTN Certification
- Valeo + Anritsu SDV Partnership
- MarketScreener - DEWETRON Acquisition
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