MyPox Co., Ltd. Implements Corporate Hometown Tax Donation for Fukuoka Prefecture's "Semiconductor Leading-Edge Implementation Base Construction Project"

MyPox Co., Ltd. (President & CEO: Jun Watanabe, Securities Code: 5381, hereinafter "MyPox"), which polishes innovation, has implemented a corporate hometown tax donation (Regional Revitalization Support Tax System) of 10 million yen to the "Semiconductor Leading-Edge Implementation Base Construction Project" promoted by Fukuoka Prefecture. In response, the company received a letter of appreciation from the Prefectural Governor on April 7th. ## ■ Background of the Donation MyPox has supported the evolution of high-tech fields such as semiconductors, hard disk drives, and optical fibers, centered on its three core technologies: "coating, cutting, and polishing." Fukuoka Prefecture is currently promoting a project to support the development of state-of-the-art implementation technologies, aiming to establish a globally competitive semiconductor base. MyPox believes that this initiative is indispensable for strengthening the competitiveness of Japan's semiconductor industry and realizing a sustainable society, and thus decided to donate to this project. ## ■ Utilization of Donated Funds This donation will be used for the introduction of new equipment at the "Fukuoka Super-Integrated Semiconductor Solution Center" operated by Fukuoka Prefecture. This will enhance the center's functions and support the formation of a leading-edge semiconductor implementation base. ● Fukuoka Super-Integrated Semiconductor Solution Center https://jiss.ist.or.jp/about/semiconductor/ ## ■ Donation Details Donation System: Corporate Hometown Tax Donation (Regional Revitalization Support Tax System) Recipient: Fukuoka Prefecture Target Project: Semiconductor Leading-Edge Implementation Base Construction Project (FY2025) Donation Amount: 10 million yen ## About MyPox Co., Ltd. MyPox Co., Ltd. was founded in 1925 as a subsidiary of a German trading company. Starting with the import and sale of foils and pigments, it sequentially established its three core technologies of "coating, cutting, and polishing" in the 1970s, developing into a precision polishing materials manufacturer. Currently, in addition to the development, manufacturing, and sales of polishing materials, it also develops solutions such as precision polishing processing and functional coating. It meets the needs of a wide range of industries, from high-tech fields for semiconductors, hard disk drives, and optical fibers, to woodworking/furniture, automotive/painting, and metal processing. As a "100-year venture" that polishes innovation, it continues to challenge and evolve.