Aska Corporation is a Japanese industrial manufacturer primarily engaged in the development, production, and sale of automotive structural components, factory automation equipment, and industrial control systems. The company operates through five core business segments: Automotive Parts, Control Systems, Robot Systems, Motor Systems and Motorsports, and Real Estate and Energy. The Automotive Parts segment manufactures stamped and welded precision body and chassis components, including center pillars; side roof rails; floor cross members; radiator supports; front side members; engine mounts; instrument panel reinforcements; heat insulators; and specialized bracket assemblies for automotive original equipment manufacturers and tier-one suppliers. The Control Systems segment produces electrical distribution boards; power receiving panels; factory automation control boxes; and industrial panel cabinets. The Robot Systems segment provides industrial robotics integration; proprietary UNIROBO automation cells; automated transfer and assembly equipment; and machine vision inspection systems for automated manufacturing lines. The Motor Systems and Motorsports segment manages motorsport facilities and race events through its operation of the Okayama International Circuit, alongside circuit track leasing and racing support services. The Real Estate and Energy segment manages commercial warehouse and manufacturing property leases and operates solar power generation facilities. Founded in 1953 as Katayama Industries Co., Ltd. and renamed Aska Corporation in 1992, the company is headquartered in Kariya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and maintains manufacturing and sales operations across Japan, the United States, and Indonesia. In recent developments, Aska Corporation has expanded its international footprint by scaling its robotics and automated systems engineering operations to meet growing industrial automation demand in the United States and increasing automotive component production in Southeast Asia. Domestically, the company executed an infrastructure modernization initiative that included relocating key corporate head office functions in 2025 and deploying capital investments into next-generation production lines for electric vehicle parts and battery-related equipment at its Kuwana manufacturing facilities.