- CEO
- Yushi Ushijima
- Full Time Employees
- 7,774
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Information Technology Services
- Address
- Iidabashi First Tower Tokyo Japan 112-8560
- IPO Date
- Jan 7, 2021
- Business
- NEC Networks & System Integration Corporation, a subsidiary of NEC Corporation, provides system integration, ICT infrastructure construction, and network solutions primarily in Japan with international operations. Founded in 1953 as Nippon Electric Installation Company and headquartered in Tokyo, the company operates through segments including DX Solution Business offering ICT platform integration, outsourcing, cloud services, and contact centers; Network Solution Business delivering telecommunications infrastructure; Social/Environmental Solutions Business covering office design, energy conservation, public infrastructure, and security; and others. Its core products and services encompass telephony servers, video conferencing systems, routers, switches, network testers, interface converters, load balancers, accelerators, firewalls, unauthorized access detection systems, authentication systems, spam blocking, physical security, log management, industry-specific applications, software, VoIP, unified communications, CRM, and lifecycle support from planning to maintenance. The company serves enterprises, public institutions, carriers, government agencies, finance, transportation, healthcare, and municipalities across Japan, Asia, South America, and other regions through affiliates in Thailand, Philippines, China, Myanmar, and Brazil. In recent developments, NEC Corporation completed acquisition of additional shares increasing ownership to 87.13% in early 2025, leading to delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market on March 21, 2025; the company merged subsidiary NEC Net Innovation, Ltd. and joined NESIC Holdings, Ltd. alongside NEC Nexsolutions, Ltd. in 2025; net sales exceeded 350 billion yen in 2024; and it announced the Virtual Trusted Overlay Network concept in 2025 for secure high-speed communication.