Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.
12.70
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-0.70
(-5.22%)
ISIN
JP3678000005
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92.42
68.34
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- CEO
- Yasuji Ishii
- Full Time Employees
- 17,811
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Trucks/Construction/Farm machinery
- Address
- 2-31-11, Ningyo-cho Tokyo TY Japan 103-8650
- IPO Date
- May 16, 1949
- Website
- nisshinbo.co.jp
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- Nisshinbo Holdings Inc. engages in wireless communications, microdevices, automobile brakes, precision instruments, chemicals, textiles, and real estate businesses worldwide, with operations in Japan, China, Europe, and other regions. Founded in 1907 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the company offers wireless communication equipment including disaster-prevention systems, surveillance systems, mobile communication devices for shipping and automobiles, power-supply and energy equipment, and ultrasonic sensors; microdevices such as CMOS operational amplifiers, SAW filters, MEMS microphones, signal processing and power management ICs, RF devices, opto-semiconductor devices, microwave electron tubes, and satellite communication transmitters and receivers; automobile brakes comprising friction materials like disc pads and brake linings, molding products, and electronic brake system valve blocks; precision instruments; chemicals including rigid polyurethane foam, wastewater treatment carriers, carbodilite resin additives, bipolar plates for fuel cells, and amorphous carbon products; textiles such as shirts, uniforms, mobilons, and elastomers; and real estate development including plant site redevelopment, office leasing, and housing lots. Recent developments include the acquisition of Kokusai Electric as a subsidiary in December 2023, boosting wireless communications sales and profits; the sale of a European brake subsidiary in the prior year, reducing brakes segment revenue; plans for a new organization in April 2025 consolidating Nisshinbo Holdings and Japan Radio Co. with future involvement of Nisshinbo Microdevices and Kokusai Denki Electric; completion of an early retirement program at Japan Radio Co. in 2025 to save ¥3.0 billion annually; acceleration of structural reforms in wireless and microdevices businesses under the Medium-Term Management Plan 2026; and aggressive investments targeting a 70% allocation to these core areas, including M&A for growth.