- CEO
- Masahiko Mori
- Full Time Employees
- 14,026
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Industrial - Machinery
- Address
- 2-3-23 Shiomi Tokyo TY Japan 135-0052
- IPO Date
- May 21, 2020
- Business
- DMG Mori Co., Ltd. manufactures and markets high-precision machine tools and related solutions worldwide. The company offers turning centers, milling machines, 5-axis and multi-axis machining centers, mill-turn centers, grinding machines, boring machines, ultrasonic machines, Lasertec machines and additive manufacturing systems; peripheral equipment including pallet pool systems, workpiece handling systems, tool handling systems, tool pre-setting devices, shrinking and balancing devices; digital solutions such as CELOS user interface, embedded software and Technology Cycles; measurement equipment; and comprehensive services encompassing training, applications engineering, repair, maintenance and spare parts. DMG Mori operates production sites and sales/service locations in 43 countries, serving key industries including aviation and space, automotive and e-mobility, die and mold, medical and semiconductor, with global headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, and a second headquarters in Nara City, Japan; it was established in 1948.
In line with its Machining Transformation (MX) strategy emphasizing process integration, automation, digital transformation (DX) and green transformation (GX), DMG Mori pursues geographic expansion through initiatives such as local production of the NHX 6300 I horizontal machining center in India since July 2024, with capacity increasing to 100 units by 2025, and a new casting foundry in Bangalore set to produce 20,000 tons annually by 2027.
Recent developments include the expansion of its strategic partnership with Haimer GmbH in November 2025 to integrate toolroom digitization solutions, automation and software into DMG Mori's global sites and DMQP program; strategic acquisitions like Esprit Nordic Aps to enhance capabilities; and advancement of its Mid-term Business Plan 2025 targeting 600 billion yen in sales revenue through 100 billion yen in capital and development investments from 2023-2025, alongside long-term goals of 800 billion yen in sales and 120 billion yen in operating profit by 2030.