- CEO
- Katsumi Saito
- Full Time Employees
- 41,304
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Auto parts: OEM
- Address
- 1 Haruhinagahata Kiyosu AI Japan 452-8564
- IPO Date
- Dec 1, 1978
- Business
- Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells rubber, plastic, and urethane automotive parts, optoelectronic products, and general industry products; its core automotive offerings encompass weatherstrips such as door glass runs, opening trim weatherstrips, and luggage weatherstrips; functional components including fuel tank modules, power train parts, chassis and drive train parts like brake hoses and constant velocity joint boots, engine peripheral parts such as radiator hoses and air intake ducts, and battery peripherals like cooling piping and battery cases; interior and exterior parts comprising instrument panels, console boxes, spoilers, ornamental panels, LED cabin lights, and lighting illumination scuff plates; safety systems featuring airbag modules (passenger-side, knee, curtain SRS, side, center, and rear-end impact), steering wheels including illuminated and steer-by-wire variants, and handles; optoelectronic products such as high-luminosity LEDs for liquid crystal backlights, UV-C LED modules, and water purification units; and general industry items including air conditioning products, home construction components, dynamic dampers, and construction machinery parts. Founded June 15, 1949 and headquartered in Kiyosu, Aichi, Japan, the company operates globally across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa with sales and production networks serving primarily the automotive sector, including a significant portion to the Toyota Group; it employs approximately 39,000 people and reports consolidated revenue of ¥1.06 trillion for FY2024. Recent developments include launching Japan's first in-mold coating technology for large automotive parts and a new curtain airbag for sports coupes in October 2025; deploying high-pressure hydrogen tanks on large trucks; investing in startups such as EF Polymer for super-absorbent polymers in September 2025, EV Motors Japan and Pi Photonics in late 2024 for electric vehicle and LED advancements; entering a virtual Power Purchase Agreement with Toyota Tsusho in May 2024 for renewable energy; and advancing a tender offer initiated August 2025 to acquire Ashimori Industry Co., Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary following prior equity stakes in 2021 and 2023, aiming to bolster safety systems integration and high-performance products synergies.