Brother Industries, Ltd.
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- CEO
- Kazufumi Ikeda
- Full Time Employees
- 39,495
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Computer peripherals
- Address
- 15-1, Naeshiro-cho Nagoya AIC Japan 467-8561
- IPO Date
- Jan 21, 1963
- Website
- brother.co.jp
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- Brother Industries, Ltd. (6448.T) manufactures and sells a diverse range of communications, printing, and machinery products worldwide; its core offerings include multifunction printers, laser and inkjet printers, scanners, fax machines, and electronic stationery in the Printing & Solutions segment; home sewing machines and cutting machines in the Personal & Home segment; industrial sewing machines, machine tools such as the SPEEDIO series, and industrial equipment in the Machinery segment; online karaoke systems and content-delivery services in the Network & Contents segment; as well as commercial and industrial labeling solutions, garment printers, and coding & marking products through subsidiaries like Domino and Nissei. The company, founded in 1934 and headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, operates production bases, sales, and service centers across more than 40 countries, including key regions in Japan, the United States, China, Europe, India, and Southeast Asia, serving consumer, small business, and industrial customers with products emphasizing high productivity, energy efficiency, and automation. In recent developments, Brother launched its medium-term business strategy CS B2027 in March 2025, targeting 1 trillion yen in sales revenue and 100 billion yen in operating profit by fiscal 2027 through 200 billion yen in growth investments focused on the industrial sector, including active M&A and alliances to expand industrial equipment and printing to over 40% of sales; formed a strategic alliance with Ricoh USA in June 2025 to jointly offer A4 office print solutions featuring Brother's Workhorse Series; acquired the automotive division of Konrad Busche in November 2025 to strengthen non-apparel industrial sewing applications; transferred its karaoke club business in September 2025; and continues share repurchases totaling around 140 billion yen over the strategy period, including 60 billion yen in treasury stock acquisitions.
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