Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
KWHIF
Other OTC18.74
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ISIN
JP3224200000
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24.93
26.84
3Y
274.80
77.03
5Y
316.44
80.55
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Yasuhiko Hashimoto
- Full Time Employees
- 39,689
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Industrial - Machinery
- Address
- 1-14-5, Kaigan Tokyo Japan 105-8315
- IPO Date
- Oct 15, 2010
- Website
- global.kawasaki.com
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- Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. is a diversified multinational corporation primarily engaged in the manufacturing and sale of a broad range of industrial products including motorcycles, aerospace and defense equipment, rolling stock and transportation vehicles, industrial machinery, and energy systems. The company’s core products include motorcycles under the Kawasaki brand; aircraft and defense equipment including helicopters and fighter jets; rolling stock such as trains and transit systems; hydraulic equipment and industrial robots; gas turbines and energy-related products. Kawasaki operates globally, with significant business presence in Japan, Asia, the Americas, and Europe. Founded in 1896, the company is headquartered in Kobe, Japan. In recent years, Kawasaki Heavy Industries has focused on strategic expansions and technological advancements. Major developments in the last 1-2 years include partnerships to bolster aerospace and defense capabilities, investments in next-generation industrial robots and environmental technologies, and expansions in mobility solutions that integrate advanced electronics and smart systems. The company also launched new product lines related to renewable energy machinery and enhanced operational efficiencies in transportation equipment manufacturing. No recent name changes or reorganizations have been reported. Kawasaki continues to serve diverse sectors including transportation, energy, infrastructure, and defense, aiming to leverage innovation for sustainable growth and global competitiveness. Kawasaki Heavy Industries maintains an extensive portfolio that addresses both commercial and government markets, targeting industries reliant on heavy machinery, mobility, and energy solutions. Its subsidiaries and divisions specialize in targeted fields such as aerospace, marine engineering, and industrial plants, supporting a global customer base with integrated engineering and manufacturing expertise. The company’s longstanding history and broad geographical reach underpin its position as a leader in heavy industry and industrial innovation.
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