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R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 FY2026 Second Quarter (Ended August 31, 2026) Financial Briefing October 8, 2026 RORZE CORPORATION （Code：6323） https://www.rorze.com/ir
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2 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Disclaimer ◆ Regarding forward-looking statements The business forecasts and other forward-looking statements contained in this document are based on judgments made in accordance with information currently available for our company and do not constitute a guarantee or promise of the accuracy or completeness of such information. The forecast is also subject to change without notice due to changes in economic conditions, industry competition, markets and other systems. ◆ Data included in this document are stated as follows JPY values ： Rounded down to the nearest unit Percentages ： Rounded to the nearest unit after calculated in units of 1 JPY Fiscal year ： Refer to the "fiscal year ended February 28, 2027" as "FY2026" or "FY’26," Accounting period ： The accounting periods of the consolidated, head office, and domestic and overseas subsidiaries are as follows: Q1 （1st Quarter） Q2 （2nd Quarter） Q3 （3rd Quarter） Q4 （4th Quarter） Full-year Consolidated・RORZE ・Domestic subsidiaries Mar.～May. Jun.～Aug. Sep.～Nov. Dec.～ The following Feb. Mar.～ The following Feb. Overseas subsidiaries Jan.～Mar. Apr.～Jun. Jul.～Sep. Oct.～Dec. Jan.～Dec.
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3 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Name RORZE CORPORATION Listed Market Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market (Securities code：6323) Head Office Kannabe-cho, Fukuyama-shi, Hiroshima Establishment March 30, 1985 Capital 982 million JPY Business Development, design, manufacturing, and sales of automation system for semiconductor/FPD production and life science automation products Employees※ Consolidated： 4,466 Non-consolidated： 379 （As of August 31, 2026） Locations Japan : Fukuyama, Yokohama, Kumamoto, Tsukuba and Tokyo Overseas : USA, Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, China, Germany and France Company Profile USA （California・ Oregon） Korea （Yongin ） Taiwan （ Hsinchu) China （Shanghai) Vietnam （Haiphong・ Bac Ninh） Germany (Dresden) Singapore Global Network Japan （Fukuyama・ Yokohama・ Kumamoto Tsukuba・Tokyo） 4,512 4,537 4,551 4,423 4,466 Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 ※ The number of employees includes the annual average headcount of temporary and rehired employees Number of employees (Consolidated) ※ R&D, Manufacturing, Sales, Support Sales, Support R&D, Manufacturing Support
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4 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 FY2026 Second Quarter (March 1 ～August 31, 2026) Consolidated Business Results
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5 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Summary of Q2 FY2026 Q2 Consolidated Results (March 1 – August 31, 2026) Net sales 79,733 million JPY YOY +21.5% Operating profit 23,096 million JPY Operating profit margin 29.0% YoY +42.4% Ordinary profit 24,538 million JPY Ordinary profit margin 30.8% YoY +68.4% Profit attributable to owners of parent 15,839 million JPY Net profit margin 19.9% YoY +45.7% Record-High Net Sales and Profits ⚫ Semi sales reached a record high of 67.1 billion JPY ⚫ Net sales and all profit items increased significantly YoY Higher Profits Driven by Increased Sales and the Weaker Yen ⚫ Higher sales drove a significant YoY increase in operating profit ⚫ Ordinary profit increased significantly YoY, supported by improved foreign exchange results as the yen weakened from the year- earlier level Record-High Orders ⚫ Semi orders in Q2 reached a record high of 78.5 billion JPY, 3.2x YoY ⚫ Semi order backlog reached 103.8 billion JPY, 2.3x YoY
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6 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Consolidated Business Results ◼ The favorable business environment continued, supported by increased semiconductor capital investment driven by growing demand for generative AI ◼ Sales reached a record high, driven by mainstay Semi sales, resulting in significant sales and profit growth ◼ Analysis device sales declined, reflecting the push-out of customer equipment acceptance and extended parts procurement and production lead times ◼ Higher sales and the weaker JPY drove significant growth in operating profit, ordinary profit and profit attributable to owners of parent FY’26 Q2 FY’25 Q2 YoY Net sales 79,733 65,602 121.5% Semi 67,138 54,650 122.8% Analysis device 1,304 1,440 90.6% FPD 3,936 3,259 120.8% Life science 376 366 102.8% Service/Parts etc. 6,977 5,886 118.5% Operating profit 23,096 16,214 142.4% Ordinary profit 24,538 14,572 168.4% Profit attributable to owners of parent 15,839 10,872 145.7% Average rate for the period (JPY/USD) 158 149 ー （Million JPY）
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7 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Quarterly Sales Trends Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Service/Parts etc. 2,827 2,424 3,084 3,913 3,063 Life science 255 103 732 131 245 FPD 2,257 690 2,348 2,032 1,904 Analysis device 780 769 1,344 890 414 Semi 26,420 24,893 26,800 30,239 36,898 66% 34% End-user Equipment manufacturer Wafer Sorter N2 Purge Wafer Stocker EFEM Vacuum Platform （Million JPY） ◼ Quarterly sales increased 14% QoQ, reaching a record high for the second consecutive quarter ◼ Semi sales increased 22% QoQ, driving overall sales growth
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8 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Net sales by regions Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 China Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 USA Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Taiwan Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Japan Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Europe Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Korea ※ “Net sales by region” is calculated based on the location of each customer’s head quarters USA 23,901 30% China 20,902 26% Taiwan 19,406 24% Japan 4,827 6% Korea 3,971 5% Vietnam 2,999 4% Europe Singapore Others （Million JPY） ◼ Quarterly sales in the top three regions accounted for 80% of total sales, with sales in the USA reaching a record high ◼ Sales in USA increased for the fourth consecutive quarter, driven by higher sales to equipment and memory manufacturers ◼ Sales to equipment manufacturers in China increased for the third consecutive quarter ◼ Sales in Taiwan remained at a high level despite a QoQ decrease, with strong sales to foundries and memory manufacturers
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9 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Operating profit 10,230 2,117 12,866173 △ 53 32 △ 12 378 Q1 FY'26 Sales Fluction Exchange Rate Impact Labor Costs R&D Expense Goodwill Amortization Amount Other SG&A Expenses Q2 FY'26 ◼ Operating profit increased 26% QoQ to 12.8 billion JPY, driven by higher Semi sales and lower SG&A expenses （Million JPY） ※ Cumulative impact of Nanoverse on consolidated operating profit through Q2 FY’26 (Million JPY): Labor costs 1,011, R&D expenses 22, Goodwill amortization amount 1,489, Other SG&A expenses 614
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10 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Trends in Orders, Sales and Backlog 24,699 22,958 34,004 42,030 78,509 26,420 24,893 26,800 30,239 36,898 45,192 43,258 50,461 62,253 103,863 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 90,000 100,000 110,000 120,000 Q2 FY'25 Q3 FY'25 Q4 FY'25 Q1 FY'26 Q2 FY'26 Orders Sales Order Backlog Semi ◼ Orders increased 87% QoQ to 78.5 billion JPY, reaching a record high for the third consecutive quarter ◼ Order backlog also rose to a record 103.8 billion JPY, up 67% QoQ and 2.3x YoY ◼ Sorter and stocker orders from North American memory manufacturers surged, and EFEM orders from Chinese equipment manufacturers increased （Million JPY）
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11 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Trends in Orders, Sales and Backlog Analysis device 663 483 1,460 2,366 1,346 780 769 1,344 890 414 3,366 3,080 3,196 4,672 5,604 0 Q2 FY'25 Q3 FY'25 Q4 FY'25 Q1 FY'26 Q2 FY'26 Orders Sales Order Backlog （Million JPY） ◼ Order amount decreased by 1.0 billion JPY QoQ to 1.3 billion JPY, while order backlog increased to 5.6 billion JPY ◼ Orders remained solid, while sales declined, reflecting the push-out of customer equipment acceptance and extended parts procurement and production lead times
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12 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 ◼ Order amount increased 44% QoQ to 1.9 billion JPY, while sales decreased 6% QoQ to 1.9 billion JPY ◼ Orders increased slightly, while order backlog remained largely unchanged at 1.1 billion JPY, up 9% QoQ Trends in Orders, Sales and Backlog FPD 473 1,169 2,572 1,390 1,995 2,257 690 2,348 2,032 1,904 975 1,454 1,678 1,037 1,127 0 Q2 FY'25 Q3 FY'25 Q4 FY'25 Q1 FY'26 Q2 FY'26 Orders Sales Order Backlog （Million JPY）
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13 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 60 57 72 74 57104 97 92 84 76 230 245 258 256 265 26 32 27 34 36 442 450 454 464 513 305 289 324 332 368 609 654 743 768 863 Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Assets 1,779 （100 million JPY） 2,180 1,826 Consolidated balance sheet Cash and deposits Notes & accounts receivable-trade Inventories Other current assets Property, plant and equipment Intangible assets Investments & other assets 1,264 1,340 1,399 1,456 1,559 15 17 88 87 13 114 93 82 63 140 156 145 175 169 176 152 157 155 156 175 75 72 72 82 114 Q2 FY'25 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY'26 Q2 Liabilities/Net assets 2,016 1,779 1,973 2,180（100 million JPY） ◼ Inventories increased by 5.9 billion JPY from the previous fiscal year-end, reflecting increases in raw materials and work in process associated with higher orders 1,826 1,973 2,016 Notes & accounts payable-trade Short-term borrowings Other current liabilities Long-term borrowings Other non-current liabilities Net assets
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14 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 FY2026 Second Quarter Cash Flow （Million JPY） 74,341 8,730 △ 2,006 4,585 678 86,328 Balance 2026/Feb.28 Cash flow from operating activities Cash flow from investing activities Cash flow from financing activities Effect of exchange on cash and cash equivalents Balance 2026/Aug.31
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15 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 ■ Settlement of Patent Infringement Lawsuit ⚫ On August 30, 2022 (U.S. time), a lawsuit was filed against RORZE and its U.S. subsidiary, Rorze Automation, Inc., alleging that their products infringed Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.’s U.S. patent rights ⚫ A jury verdict was rendered on March 13, 2026. Thereafter, as a result of settlement discussions between the parties, RORZE entered into a settlement agreement on August 3, 2026 ⚫ Details of the settlement are not disclosed due to the confidentiality obligations set forth in the settlement agreement. The settlement brings the litigation to a final resolution, with no future impact on business operations ■ Progress at Nanoverse Technologies, Ltd. ⚫ Evaluation continues for Nanoverse’s evaluation equipment delivered to the customer ⚫ Nanoverse continues to address the issue raised by the customer ⚫ Negotiations proceed toward early completion of customer evaluation and sales recognition within the current fiscal year Supplementary Information
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17 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Future Outlook Business Environment and Demand Outlook ⚫ The expanding use and widespread adoption of generative AI increase demand for high-performance, high-efficiency semiconductor chips and accelerate investment in semiconductor manufacturing equipment ⚫ Growing HBM demand increases investment in advanced memory and leading-edge logic, while device manufacturers increase capital investment and expand production capacity ⚫ Orders for transfer systems for advanced semiconductors and advanced packaging are expected to continue rising Procurement Risks ⚫ Elevated memory prices and longer lead times for procured parts pose risks of higher procurement costs and delays in securing required materials ⚫ Competition for advance procurement to secure necessary materials is beginning to intensify Supply System and Procurement Actions ⚫ Subsidiaries in Vietnam and China increase headcount, secure production space and reinforce the product supply system in response to rapidly increasing Semi orders ⚫ Advance material procurement, inventory buildup, and alternative parts and suppliers mitigate delivery risks
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18 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Revision to FY2026 Full-Year Consolidated Business Forecast Revised Full-Year Forecast(A) Initial Full-Year Forecast(B) Change (A−B) Ratio to Initial Forecast (A÷B) Q2 Result （C） Revised Second-Half Forecast(A−C) Progress against Revised Forecast (C÷A) Net sales 180,007 159,021 20,985 113.2% 79,733 100,273 44.3% Semi 152,970 132,480 20,490 115.5% 67,138 85,832 43.9% Analysis device 3,490 4,225 △735 82.6% 1,304 2,185 37.4% FPD 7,349 10,090 △2,740 72.8% 3,936 3,412 53.6% Life science 1,616 1,588 28 101.8% 376 1,240 23.3% Service/Parts etc. 14,579 10,636 3,942 137.1% 6,977 7,601 47.9% Operating profit 53,078 38,112 14,965 139.3% 23,096 29,981 43.5% Ordinary profit 54,889 38,241 16,647 143.5% 24,538 30,350 44.7% Profit attributable to owners of parent 37,779 27,809 9,970 135.9% 15,839 21,939 41.9% Average rate for the period （JPY／USD） 158 159 ー ー 158 ー ー ◼ Full-year sales forecast revised upward by 20.9 billion JPY to 180 billion JPY, reflecting a surge in Semi orders ◼ Operating profit forecast revised upward by 39% from the initial forecast to 53 billion JPY ◼ Strengthen the Group’s production and supply system （Million JPY）
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19 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Measures to Expand Production Capacity Vietnam ◼ Recruitment and Retention of Personnel ⚫ Accelerate employee recruitment at the Vietnam factory ⚫ Implemented a wage increase in August ◼ Expansion of Production Space ⚫ Relocate warehouse functions from the existing factory to an external rental facility ⚫ Convert available space into a cleanroom and expand the assembly floor area ◼ Earlier Start of New Plant Operations ⚫ Operations scheduled for Q1 2028 → Operations to begin in Q4 2027 China (Shanghai Lingang) ◼ Production Expansion ⚫ Shift the existing factory to a two-shift operation ⚫ Lease a new building nearby and expand the factory (operations scheduled to begin in spring 2027) New Factory in Shanghai Lingang, China
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20 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 New Plant in Vietnam RORZE ROBOTECH New Plant Construction Plan 2026 2027 March 2028 Operations start Q1 2028 Execution of agreement Land development work Q4: Development completed & handover Q4 2027 Scheduled completion New plant construction (Phase 1） Rendering (Subject to Change) Floor Space-Based Production Capacity Calculation Area Existing Factory New Factory Multiple Assembly 14,400㎡ 60,000㎡ 5.2x Parts Mfg. 18,150㎡ 53,200㎡ 3.9x Operations start ◼ Move up the start of new plant operations. Operations scheduled to start in Q1 2028 → Operations start in Q4 2027 ◼ Expand production capacity in line with future business conditions and capital investment needs ※The area multiple represents the ratio of the combined floor space of the existing plant and all new plants upon completion to the floor space of the existing plant
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21 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 ■ Dividend per share (year-end dividend) Revision to Dividend Forecast 6.5 13.5 13.5 17 17 20 28 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 FY2026 （Initial Forecast） FY2026 （Revised Forecast） ※ On September 1, 2024, RORZE carried out a 10-for-1 stock split for its common shares. For this reason, the dividend per share amount takes into account the impact of this stock split. ■ Return to shareholders Recognizing the return of profits to shareholders as one of the most important management issues, our policy is to return profits based on a comprehensive consideration of factors such as business performance and financial position, while maintaining stable dividends and securing the internal reserves necessary for future business development and strengthening of the management structure Following the revision to the business forecast, the dividend per share for the fiscal year ending February 2027 is planned to be 28 JPY, an increase of 8 JPY from the initial forecast of 20 JPY （JPY）
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24 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Advanced packaging line Advanced packaging Method for connecting chiplet to achieve higher device density and functionality expansion with a smaller footprint ■ Packaging on PCB Front-end One chip per wafer Back-end Packaging on PCB with mounter (Communication between each semiconductor is conducted through the PCB) One chip per package ■ Packaging on Silicon Wafer Instead of packaging in back-end, ・Forming vertical holes that penetrate silicon by thinning the wafer （TSV：Through Silicon Via） ・ Stacking multiple wafers in 3D on an interposer※ Middle-end Previous market for RORZE's handling equipment ● Advanced packaging line ・Tape Frame Sorter ・PLP EFEM ※Interposer：A substrate that mediates the continuity of circuits on both sides through penetrating electrodes (such as silicon interposer, glass interposer, and organic interposer) Expands new market, driving demand for RORZE’s handling system （Front-end＋Middle-end）
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25 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Advanced packaging line Tape Frame Sorter PLP EFEM
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27 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 FPD RORZE SYSTEMS （Subsidiary in Korea） Back-end： FPD manufacturers Front-end： FPD manufacturers FPD glass manufacturers INDEX extra-large substrate transfer system In-line returnable transfer system Cell type extra-large packing equipment Display module equipment Laser cutting equipment
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28 R：167 G：30 B：65 R：65 G：65 B：65 R：125 G：125 B：125 R：240 G：240 B：240 R：255 G：255 B：255 R：215 G：150 B：150 R：235 G：180 B：10 R：80 G：100 B：150 R：0 G：0 B：0 Life science Drug discovery, Regenerative medicine (universities, pharmaceutical companies) CO₂ Incubator with medium exchange function＆cell imaging function CellKeeper®Ⅱ48Plus Automatic medium exchange system CellFarm(L)-360 Scheduling software Green Button Go TM ※ （※Product of Biosero） Incubator SCALE48 Mobile robot tissue staining and gene function analysis