- CEO
- Tsuyoshi Yoneda
- Full Time Employees
- 7,896
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Industrial machinery
- Address
- 7 Horie Minato EH Japan 799-2696
- IPO Date
- Dec 1, 1982
- Business
- Miura Co., Ltd. Miura Co., Ltd. engages primarily in the manufacture and sale of industrial boilers and related equipment, with operations spanning Japan and international markets including Asia, North America, Europe, and Latin America; the company offers small once-through boilers, marine auxiliary boilers, exhaust gas boilers, water tube boilers, sterilizers, water treatment equipment including pure-water treatment and wastewater recovery systems, food processing equipment, and environmental control products such as ballast water management systems; it also provides comprehensive maintenance services, plant-wide total solutions, and energy management systems focused on efficiency and sustainability. Founded in 1959 and headquartered in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, Miura Co., Ltd. operates through segments including domestic and overseas equipment sales, maintenance services, marine equipment, and industrial solutions, serving industries such as manufacturing, food and beverage, chemicals, and shipping with a business model emphasizing preventive maintenance contracts like the Z Boiler Maintenance Program (ZMP), multiple installation (MI) systems for energy savings, and online monitoring technologies. In recent developments, the company acquired U.S.-based Cleaver-Brooks, Inc. in May 2024 to bolster its North American presence and product offerings in boilers and related systems, entered a capital and business partnership with Daikin Industries, Ltd. on May 30, 2024 to enhance collaborative energy solutions, and acquired CBE Enterprises, Inc. in May 2024 as part of its growth strategy targeting expanded maintenance services, factory robotics, and sales to large corporate customers through fiscal 2028. These moves support Miura's medium-term management plan focusing on M&A, international expansion particularly in Southeast Asia, and sustainable technologies amid global environmental regulations.