- CEO
- Satoshi Mochida
- Full Time Employees
- 2,622
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Industrial machinery
- Address
- 11-1 Azumabashi 3-chome Tokyo TY Japan 130-8666
- IPO Date
- Apr 21, 1983
- Business
- Komori Corporation (6349.T) manufactures and sells printing presses and related equipment worldwide. The company offers commercial offset presses including the LITHRONE series of sheetfed and webfed models; digital printing systems such as the Impremia and J-throne series; security and currency printing presses; packaging printing presses like the CHAMBON and PEPIO gravure offset series; post-press equipment encompassing folding machines, cutters, die cutters, blanking systems, and pile turners; print quality control systems including KHS-AI, PDC, PQA, and KID series; H-UV curing systems; and KP-Connect cloud-based services, along with inks, parts, retrofit services, and maintenance solutions. Komori operates in Japan, North America, Europe, Greater China, Asia, and other regions, serving printing companies, packaging converters, pharmaceutical, tobacco, and security sectors, with major customers including the Ministry of Finance and firms like Dai Nippon Printing and Toppan. Founded in 1923 and headquartered in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, Japan, the company lists on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market and maintains subsidiaries such as Komori Chambon S.A.S. in France and Komori America Corporation. Recent developments include the January 2025 acquisition by Komori Chambon of CPS Canadian Primoflex Systems Inc., rebranded as Komori Primoflex Systems, enhancing flexographic capabilities for paperboard packaging and North American presence following the 2024 Bernal acquisition; the development of the Lithrone GX29 advance offset press; and announcements at drupa 2024 of the J-throne 29 digital press and Lithrone GX/G advance EX edition.