Fuji Denki Holdings
Fuji Denki Holdings
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legal form | Kabushiki kaisha |
ISIN | JP3820000002 |
founding | August 29, 1923 |
Seat | Kawasaki , Japan |
management | Michihiro Kitazawa |
Number of employees | 25,740 (2015) |
sales | $ 6.76 billion (2014/15) |
Branch | technology |
Website | www.fujielectric.com |
Fuji Denki Holdings KK ( Japanese 富士 電機 ホ ー ル デ ィ ン グ ス 株式会社 , Fuji Denki Hōrudingusu Kabushiki kaisha , English Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. ) is a Japanese holding company listed in the Nikkei 225 . The largest shareholder with 10.4% of the voting rights is Fujitsu .
The company's products include pumps, generators, pressure gauges and gas analyzers.
The company employs around 25,700 people and has offices in East Asia, Southeast Asia, North America and Europe.
history
The company was founded in 1923 as Fuji Denki Seizō KK ( 富士 電機 製造 株式会社 , English Fuji Electric Company ) as a joint venture between Furukawa Denki Kōgyō ( 古河 電 気 工業 ) and the German Siemens . The name Fuji was composed of the initial syllables of Fu rukawa and Jī mensu ([ zi: mens ]), the Japanese pronunciation for Siemens. In 1935 the communications division was spun off as Fuji Tsūshinki Seizō , today's Fujitsu . The logo originally also consisted of a circled “f” and “S” as symbols. In 1984 Fuji Denki Seizō KK was renamed Fuji Denki KK ( 富士 電機 株式会社 ) and in 2003 it became a pure holding company .
Nuclear technology
Fuiji Denki has been involved in the development, construction and operation of nuclear power plants since the beginning of the commercial exploitation of nuclear power in Japan. Business areas are equipment for fuel preparation and handling ( glove boxes , robots ), the dismantling of nuclear power plants, and the treatment of radioactive waste. The company is also involved in the development of the Japanese high - temperature gas-cooled reactor HTGR, a Generation IV reactor .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Fuji Denki 2015 Annual Report , accessed July 15, 2016
- ↑ http://jp.fujitsu.com/about/plus/logo/transition/
- ^ Nuclear power products. Fuji Electric, accessed July 15, 2011 .