- Business
- Moriroku Holdings Company, Ltd. (4249.T) operates as a holding company primarily engaged in the manufacturing and sales of resin-processed products and chemicals, with core businesses encompassing automotive and motorcycle parts alongside chemical trading and production. The company offers resin injection-molded parts for automotive exteriors and interiors; functional components for four-wheeled and two-wheeled vehicles; synthetic resins and films; high-function multilayer films for medical and food applications; fine chemicals including pharmaceutical intermediates, cosmetic ingredients, paint materials, adhesives, and surfactants; electronic chemicals such as LED materials, heat dissipation materials, and semiconductor process materials; automotive chemicals; coating materials; lifestyle products; and oil adsorbents, serving diverse sectors like mobility, life sciences, and manufacturing through trading, import/export, and custom development. Founded in 1663 and incorporated in March 1916, Moriroku Holdings is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, at Shin Aoyama Building East, 1-1 Minamiaoyama 1-chome, Minato-ku, with approximately 4,360 consolidated group employees as of March 31, 2025, and a global network spanning over 60 locations in more than a dozen countries including North America, China, Hong Kong, Germany, Thailand, and Japan. In recent developments, the company integrated its resin-treated product and chemicals subsidiaries—Moriroku Technology and Moriroku Chemicals—into Moriroku Company, Ltd. under the holding structure in April 2025, accompanied by a trade name change to MORIROKU COMPANY, LTD.; established a representative office in Düsseldorf, Germany, to bolster its European presence; acquired Resonac Corporation's automotive molded parts business in Japan and Thailand to enhance technological capabilities and market competitiveness; and was selected for Japan's Cabinet Office Strategic Innovation Promotion Program (SIP) to advance circular economy initiatives through recycled materials evaluation. These moves reflect strategic expansions in global operations, business consolidation, and sustainability-focused innovations targeting automotive, chemical, and high-performance materials markets.