Murata Manufacturing → Samsung Electronics
Yes, wafergraph tracks Murata Manufacturing as a supplier of Samsung Electronics, as of 2026-10-09. Samsung Electronics sources from 215 tracked suppliers in this dataset.
Data as of 2026-10-09 · relationship type: tracked supplier → customer · both names resolve in companies.json · no dollar amount is shown unless it already sits on a company record, and none is invented here
Why this edge matters
Murata Manufacturing (leader in Analog, Power, RF) is a tracked supplier of Samsung Electronics (leader in IDM). World leader in RF filters, modules and MLCC components. World's largest memory maker, plus leading-edge foundry and Exynos design. The edge is one of 215 tracked suppliers of Samsung Electronics and one of 2 tracked customers of Murata Manufacturing.
Source: derived from both company records and the counted edges.
Concentration / risk note
Murata Manufacturing is positioned as a leader in Analog, Power, RF, so this edge is harder to replace than a challenger or niche supplier. Murata Manufacturing has only 2 tracked customers in this dataset. Demand-side concentration is high.
Basis: supplier position, few customers. Omitted on edges where the graph does not back a concentration claim.
The two companies
Murata Manufacturing (supplier)
World leader in RF filters, modules and MLCC components.
Samsung Electronics (customer)
World's largest memory maker, plus leading-edge foundry and Exynos design.
Other tracked suppliers of Samsung Electronics
Other tracked customers of Murata Manufacturing
Frequently asked questions2
- How many suppliers does Samsung Electronics have?
- The dataset records 215 tracked suppliers for Samsung Electronics.
- How many customers does Murata Manufacturing have?
- The dataset records 2 tracked customers for Murata Manufacturing.
Cite as: wafergraph, “Murata Manufacturing → Samsung Electronics — supplier relationship in the semiconductor supply chain”, https://wafergraph.com/relationship/murata/samsung/ (data as of 2026-10-09).
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