Wuxi, China, Jan. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — HUHUTECH International Group Inc. (Nasdaq: HUHU) is making significant strides in the semiconductor sector. Recently, the company announced an exciting development: its wholly owned subsidiary, HUHU Technology Co., Ltd, has opened a project office in Higashihiroshima City, Japan. This strategic move aims to bolster their operations in response to an increased demand for semiconductor factory construction in western Japan.
The Hiroshima Project Office is set to function as a pivotal business hub for HUHUTECH in the region. It will focus on delivering tailored power system solutions and specialty gas supply systems that are essential for semiconductor factory constructions. This expansion is timely, as the company has achieved qualified supplier status with a prominent semiconductor maker in Higashihiroshima and has already secured several key orders related to power system projects. The on-site team will be equipped to handle engineering, operations, and maintenance to ensure comprehensive support for local clients.
Higashihiroshima is strategically located amidst a burgeoning semiconductor cluster. The city is home to numerous newly constructed fabs and benefits from a well-established supply chain ecosystem. The Japanese government’s proactive approach, featuring various policy supports and financial incentives aimed at bolstering semiconductor development, underscores the region’s growing importance. Reports suggest that Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry is poised to announce substantial subsidies to encourage domestic semiconductor manufacturing, reaffirming the government’s commitment to this critical sector.
CEO Mr. Yujun Xiao expressed enthusiasm about the launch of the Hiroshima Project Office. He remarked, “Aligned with favorable industry policies and regional trends, HUHU Japan will serve as our strategic hub for the semiconductor markets in Japan and broader Asia. We envision this office becoming the ‘western Japan business engine’ of HUHU Japan, coordinating with our base in Kumamoto for a seamless east-west operational linkage. This approach will not only enhance our ability to serve clients but also deepen local partnerships and capture long-term growth opportunities in Japan’s expanding semiconductor scene.”