- CEO
- Kiyoshi Nishii
- Full Time Employees
- 606
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Telecommunications equipment
- Address
- JRE Dojima Tower Osaka OSK Japan 530-0003
- IPO Date
- Feb 14, 2002
- Business
- Seiryo Electric Corporation Seiryo Electric Corporation (4341.T) engages primarily in information and communications technologies in Japan, offering system solutions, radio systems, tracking management, security, visual information services, and related equipment. The company provides radio system and tracking management solutions including automatic vehicle monitoring systems, disaster prevention and administrative radio systems, airport vehicle positioning, cloud-based telemetry, IP radio, and golf irrigation management systems; security and visual information solutions such as closed-circuit television, digital signage, and intruder-monitoring security sensors; public infrastructure systems encompassing tsunami alerting, river information, sluice gate control, road traffic and weather information, sediment and weather notifications, and submergence road information systems; along with operations, maintenance, sale, repair, and recycling of mobile telecommunication terminals, personal computers, wireless communication equipment, and control panels. Founded in 1966 and headquartered at JRE Dojima Tower in Osaka, Japan, Seiryo Electric Corporation operates through segments including telecommunications terminals, information communication systems, and Internet of Things services, targeting local governments, private sectors, and enterprises primarily in Japan with approximately 598 employees. Recent developments include the launch of mobile communication service amane Wi-Fi in September 2025 with multi-carrier Cloud SIM support for disaster scenarios; initiation of Starlink Business satellite communication sales agency in January 2025 to address non-coverage and disaster areas; addition of four new functions to Tottori City's disaster prevention app in October 2025 for enhanced resident reassurance and staff efficiency; upward revision of full-year consolidated earnings forecast in November 2025; completion of a 220,000-share equity buyback representing 6.29% of shares for ¥176 million in 2025; and participation in Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025 with future disaster experience exhibits.