- CEO
- Masataka Yukiya
- Full Time Employees
- 7,876
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Rental & Leasing Services
- Address
- FUJISOFT Building Tokyo Japan 101-0022
- IPO Date
- Feb 9, 2021
- Business
- Tokyo Century Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and founded on July 1, 1969, operates as a diversified financial services provider specializing in leasing and related solutions across Japan and more than 30 countries worldwide; its core business segments encompass Equipment Leasing for broad customer needs including information technology systems and material-handling equipment; Automobility, featuring automobile leasing for corporate and individual clients, car rentals, and car sharing; Specialty Financing in aviation, shipping, real estate, healthcare, and energy sectors; International Business through subsidiaries and affiliates delivering asset-based financing, trade finance, and operational support in Asia, North America, Europe, and beyond; and Environmental Infrastructure, focusing on renewable energy projects such as solar power, battery storage systems, and onshore wind power. The company, formerly known as Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation until its name change in October 2016, integrates finance, services, and business expertise to support corporate growth, sustainability initiatives aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals, and client-centric solutions for enterprises ranging from large corporations to small and medium-sized businesses. Recent strategic developments include strengthening its partnership with Advantage Partners in September 2025 by acquiring an additional stake to reach approximately 33.3% ownership on a fully diluted basis, establishing the private equity firm as a core pillar for expanded investment management in buyouts, growth support for listed companies, Asia-wide corporate investments, and renewable energy; entering the UK onshore wind power business following prior solar investments in the UK and Italy; partnering with MIRARTH Energy Solutions and others for grid-scale battery storage projects such as a 12MW/65.8MWh facility in Yokohama and others in Osaka, Hokkaido, and Nagasaki; forming a hotel asset management alliance with Salter Brothers for the ANA InterContinental Beppu Resort and Spa in Kyushu as its first Japanese hotel partnership; and jointly developing Hotel Indigo Changi Airport Singapore with OUE.