World demand for energy is projected to continue its growth, while at the same time rigorous demands are being placed on corporations to fulfill their social responsibilities in terms of efforts at global environmental co......World demand for energy is projected to continue its growth, while at the same time rigorous demands are being placed on corporations to fulfill their social responsibilities in terms of efforts at global environmental conservation and the like. Shin Nippon Machinery has defined a mission, a management policy, and a vision for the future as a manufacturer that is actively contributing to the preservation of the global environment. SHIN NIPPON MACHINERY Co. Ltd. strives to be a leading contributor to society in terms of energy-saving and environmental protection by providing steam turbine and pump products and services. SHIN NIPPON MACHINERY Co. Ltd. will bring a new excitement and an affluent life to people around the world through continuous innovations in technology. We will: Create values that exceed customer expectations by providing the best possible solutions. Continue to grow by a cycle of learning, challenges, achievements, and empathetic understanding. Strive to increase the value of the company and assume social

A major name in elevators and escalators since the 1930s, Mitsubishi Electric has built a reputation for creating breakthroughs that make getting around more comfortable, safe, and even inspiring. Take our spiral escalato......A major name in elevators and escalators since the 1930s, Mitsubishi Electric has built a reputation for creating breakthroughs that make getting around more comfortable, safe, and even inspiring. Take our spiral escalator, for example. A Mitsubishi Electric original, it’s not only fun to ride, but has opened up entirely new possibilities in public space design. Its development required years of dedicated effort to overcome the immense physical, technical and mechanical challenges involved. Then there’s our super high-speed elevator, the culmination of decades of engineering experience and precision craftsmanship. It provides an ultra-fast, reliable riding experience with imperceptible vibration and noise. And there’s artificial intelligence technology that “learns” a building’s traffic patterns to deliver a more responsive service. Mitsubishi Electric is dedicated to creating better point-to-point transport experiences for all. We’re also a leading manufacturer of moving walks and home elevators.

The history of Mitsubishi Electric is the history of the development of modern Japan. The company was founded in 1921, when Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. (now Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.) spun off a factory in Kobe, J......The history of Mitsubishi Electric is the history of the development of modern Japan. The company was founded in 1921, when Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co. (now Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.) spun off a factory in Kobe, Japan that made electric motors for ocean-going vessels into a new company called Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.In that year, the new company entered the consumer sector by manufacturing and marketing an electric fan, which became a hit product. Over the next decade the company succeeded in landing major contracts, including one for the development of an electric railway substation.In the 1930s Mitsubishi Electric started manufacturing, installing and maintaining elevators and escalators as well as producing electric power generation equipment. The company continued to grow and branch out at a brisk pace, and by 1960 had emerged as one of the most innovative diversified electrical equipment manufacturers in Japan. In the early 1960s the company also turned its attention to environmentally conscious manufacturing techniques -- many years before environmental concern became a serious issue.Over the next two decades the company began extending its reach overseas while establishing itself as a pioneer in the development of computers, advanced air conditioning systems, automobile electronics, satellites powered by photovoltaic technology, and nuclear power generation.From 1980 to the present day, the pace at which Mitsubishi Electric has introduced and refined breakthrough technologies and products for the benefit of society, industry and individuals has been nothing less than astonishing. These technologies include the worlds first large-scale LED screen for sports arenas, the worlds largest CRT television screen for the consumer market, the worlds first spiral escalator, the worlds fastest elevators, the antenna technology behind the worlds first commercial in-flight Internet service, and much more.Today Mitsubishi Electric is a global giant, with operations in 35 countries, more than 100,000 employees, and consolidated net sales of more than US$32 billion. (Figures are as per Annual Report 2007).

Sumitomo Chemicals Corporate Philosophy is based on Sumitomos Business Principles and is composed of the Business Philosophy, which integrates the companys business principles, mission and values the Corporate Slog......Sumitomo Chemicals Corporate Philosophy is based on Sumitomos Business Principles and is composed of the Business Philosophy, which integrates the companys business principles, mission and values the Corporate Slogan and Statement, which outlines the commitment and pride to be shared in common by employees and the Sumitomo Chemical Charter for Business Conduct, which lays out the code of behavior serving as the basis for the Companys compliance system. Subsidiaries and Affiliates: Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd., Sumitomo Chemical Singapore Pte. Ltd., CDT Holdings Ltd., Dongwoo Fine-Chem Co., Ltd., Valent U.S.A. Corp., The Polyolefin Company (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., and others. Total: 146 companies (as of March 31, 2011) Basic Chemicals Sector, Petrochemicals & Plastics Sector, IT-related Chemicals Sector, Health & Crop Sciences Sector, Pharmaceuticals Sector, Others

Established Sekisui Sangyo Co., Ltd. in order to run a general plastic business. Changed the company name to Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. Started the plastic automatic injection molding business. In 1950, developed Japan......Established Sekisui Sangyo Co., Ltd. in order to run a general plastic business. Changed the company name to Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd. Started the plastic automatic injection molding business. In 1950, developed Japans first cellophane tape, which acquired a favorable reputation. In 1952, started full scale production of "Eslon Pipe," a hard PVC pipe, which greatly contributed to infrastructural developments such as water supply/drainage, power supply and gas distribution systems. In 1953, became listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange, and in 1954, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. In 1955, succeeded in molding injection of PVC pipe fittings. In 1956, developed Japans first plastic rain gutters ("Eslon Rain Gutters"). In 1959, opened an office in New York. In 1962, established Sekisui Chemical Deutschland, an export, import and sales company for the European market. In 1969, started production of plastic bathtubs. For the first time Sekisui entered an overseas market by establishing a local plant. Sekisui Plastics Corporation (SPC) was opened in Pennsylvania, U.S., for the manufacture of expandable polystyrene paper. SPC was the very first plant to be set up in the U.S. by a Japanese manufacturer. In the same year, Sekisui Malaysia Co., Ltd. was established in Singapore for the manufacture of pipes for the supply of water to tin mines. This marked the beginning of an overseas advance by Sekisui that continued until the mid 1970s. Sekisui Singapore (PTE) Ltd., formerly Sekisui Malaysia Co., Ltd. Sekisui Plastics Corporation (Pennsylvania, U.S.) In 1970, developed Japans first modular house ("Heim M1"). Cumulatively sold more than 400,000 houses. Developed polyethylene products. The companys plastic garbage bin products of "Poly-Pail" and "Poly-Bucket" greatly contributed to beautification of towns in Japan. Sekisuis "Softlon," a radiation cross-linked foamed polyolefin product, became widely used in IT, automotive and building industries. Exported the companys technology to the U.S. and Europe. Expanded production and sales networks through joint management with local companies. Actively promoted overseas operations. In 1979, awareded the Deming Prize, the highest honor for quality management, including production, sales and service, for the companys active promotion of TQC activities. 1973 Alveo B.V. (currently Sekisui Alveo B.V.), established in Holland in 1973 for the manufacture and sale of Softlon. Sekisui currently boasts 13 manufacturing bases across the globe with more than 40 sales offices. 1974 The oil shock brought with it the need to review the concepts of mass-production and large-scale consumer spending and led to the advance of energy conservation and heightened functionality in the field of piping machinery and materials, heralding the development of a wide range of products using new materials and technologies. One of the products to emerge from these developments was the wide-diameter Reinforced Compound Plastic pipe (RCP). At the same time, Fiber-reinforced Foamed Urethane (FFU) was developed in the field of functional materials. Sekisui is growing on global scale with the current RCP also manufactured by XINJIANG YONGCHANG-SEKISUI COMPOSITES CO., LTD. in China, and FFU is now coming into use for railroad sleepers throughout the world. RCP construction in process FFU is used for deodorizing lids in sewage processing facilities. In 1987, developed "Two-U Home," a wooden structured modular house made using the companys unit technology and 2x4 technology, and started its sales. The companys consolidated net sales greatly increased during the 10s, from 335.5 billion yen (1980) to 808.6 billion yen (1990). In 1996, acquired ISO 9000 series quality system certification. In 1996, the companys capital exceeded 100 billion yen. The year 1997 marked the 50th anniversary of the companys founding. In 1996, started the companys first overseas factory for "S-LEC FILM," an interlayer film, in the Netherlands. As part of the companys social action program, started providing support for the nature conservation project of Nippon Keidanren. Introduced the environmental management system and acquired an ISO 14001 certification. 1997 Construction of Sekisui Home factory in Thailand completed. Sekisui industry in China Two-U Home factory in Kuban completed. 1999 S-LEC B.V. interlayer film factory completed in Europe. In 2000, Interlayer film manufacturing and sales company established in Thailand. Started a 3-company system, an internal company system which consists of a housing company, an urban infrastructure and environmental products company and a high-performance plastics company. Started local production and sales, in China, of many types of high-performance plastic products for infrastructural development, medical applications and automotive uses, such as water supply and drainage pipes, vacuum blood-collecting tubes and interlayer films.

1853 Ishikawajima Shipyard is established. 1876 Ishikawajima Hirano Shipyard is established. 1889 Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. is established. 1907 Harima Dock Co., Ltd. is established (subject to a m......1853 Ishikawajima Shipyard is established. 1876 Ishikawajima Hirano Shipyard is established. 1889 Ishikawajima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. is established. 1907 Harima Dock Co., Ltd. is established (subject to a merger later on). 1924 Ishikawajima Aircraft Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is established (becomes New Tachikawa Aircraft Co., Ltd. later on). 1929 The automobile section spins off and Ishikawajima Automotive Works Co., Ltd. is established (becomes Isuzu Motors Limited later on through a series of mergers). Harima Dock Co., Ltd. is renamed to Harima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. 1936 Ishikawajima Shibaura Turbine Co., Ltd. is established (for manufacturing of steam turbines for use on land) jointly with Shibaura Engineering Works Co., Ltd. (currently Toshiba Corporation). 1939 Shibaura United Engineering Co., Ltd. is established jointly with Shibaura Engineering Works Co., Ltd. (currently Toshiba Corporation) and United Engineering & Foundry (USA). 1941 Nagoya Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. is established (subject to a merger later on) 1945 Ishikawajima Hirano Shipyard established Ishikawajima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. after changing its name twice. 1954 Kure Dock splits off from Harima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. and is established as Kure Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. 1957 Tanashi Aero-Engine Plant opens as a factory specializing in jet engines. 1959 ISHIBRAS is established. 1960 Ishikawajima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. and Harima Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. merge to establish Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (IHI) 1961 Accompanying merger and acquisition of Ishikawajima Shibaura Turbine Co., Ltd. by Toshiba Corporation, Ishikawajima-Shibaura Seiki Co., Ltd. is established (subject to a merger later on). Nagoya Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. is established (subject to a merger later on). 1962 Merges with Ishikawajima-Shibaura Seiki Co., Ltd. and Shibaura Sewing Machine Co., Ltd. (capital: 15.4 billion yen) 1964 Yokohama No.1 Works (currently Yokohama Machinery Works) is established as a heavy machinery plant. Merges with Nagoya Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. and Nagoya Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (capital: 24 billion yen). Yokohama No.2 Works (currently IHI Marine United Yokohama Shipyard) is established as a shipbuilding plant (operation on the first ship starts on October 22). 1967 Merges with Shibaura United Enginering (capital: 25.872 billion yen). 1968 First term of Yokohama No.3 Works (currently Yokohama Nuclear & Chemical Components Works), or a heavy container works, is completed. Merges with Kure Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Ltd. (capital: 28.872 billion yen). 1973 Chita Works (currently Aichi Works) opens. 1981 Japanese Aero Engines Corporation is established (jointly by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.). 1983 International Aero Engines is established through development of civil aircraft engines (V2500) by Japan, England, the United States, Germany, and Italy. 1988 The diesel engine department spins off for establishment of Diesel United, Ltd. 1994 Construction of "Yokohama Engineering Center" is completed. 1995 Marine United is established jointly with Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd. 1998 Construction of Soma Aero-Engine Plant as a jet engine parts plant is completed. 2000 IHI Aerospace Co. Ltd, established to take over the aerospace business of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., starts operation. 2001 The paper manufacturing machine section spins off for establishment of Voith IHI Paper Technology Co., Ltd. jointly with Voith (Germany). 2002 Construction of "Yokohama Engineering Center 2" is completed. Shipbuilding & Offshore Operations becomes a separate corporation, IHI Marine United Inc. 2003 Taking over the "engines and turbines" business and "transportation system, vehicle, and snowplows" business, Niigata Power Systems Co., Ltd. and Niigata Transys Co., Ltd. are established. The space development business is integrated into IHI Aerospace Co., Ltd. 2004 Joint machinery companies are successively established in China jointly with local manufacturers. "Changchun FAWER-IHI Turbo Co., Ltd." for vehicle turbochargers "Hangzhou XIZI-IUK Parking System Co., Ltd." for mechanical parking systems (Ishikawajima Transport Machinery Co., Ltd.) "IHI-Sullair Compression Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd." for general-purpose compressors 2005 IHI METALTECH Co., Ltd., rolling milling subsidiary, is established as a joint venture with VOEST-ALPINE Industrie-anlagenbau GmbH & Co of Austria. 2006 Head Office is relocated to Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo (Toyosu IHI Building). 2007 The company name is changed from "Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co., Ltd" to "IHI Corporation".

Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynamic progress in every type of business t......Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynamic progress in every type of business the company has been involved in. Take, as one example, the field of multimedia. Technologies that were originally used to develop air conditioners have evolved into the core of our virtual digital broadcast studio business, and are employed widely in the production of television programs. As the number of digital broadcasting channels available increases, Daikin is opening up new possibilities by solving problems and making previously difficult presentation techniques commonplace. In all our divisions, we continuously seek new applications for our skills, building on past successes for a vibrant tomorrow.

Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynamic progress in every type of business t......Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynamic progress in every type of business the company has been involved in. Take, as one example, the field of multimedia. Technologies that were originally used to develop air conditioners have evolved into the core of our virtual digital broadcast studio business, and are employed widely in the production of television programs. As the number of digital broadcasting channels available increases, Daikin is opening up new possibilities by solving problems and making previously difficult presentation techniques commonplace. In all our divisions, we continuously seek new applications for our skills, building on past successes for a vibrant tomorrow.

A constant stream of innovation Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynami......A constant stream of innovation Despite our renown in the fields of air conditioning and chemistry, our work is far from limited to these two areas. Daikins goal of improving quality of life has resulted in dynamic progress in every type of business the company has been involved in. Take, as one example, the field of multimedia. Technologies that were originally used to develop air conditioners have evolved into the core of our virtual digital broadcast studio business, and are employed widely in the production of television programs. As the number of digital broadcasting channels available increases, Daikin is opening up new possibilities by solving problems and making previously difficult presentation techniques commonplace. In all our divisions, we continuously seek new applications for our skills, building on past successes for a vibrant tomorrow. Daikin at a glance Air Conditioning Division A pioneer in the field, Daikin works to create optimal atmospheres year-round, for a remarkable variety of locations and needs. Chemicals Division Daikin puts the worlds largest assortment of fluorochemical products to use in daily life as gases, fluoropolymers, and elastomers. Transportation & Refrigeration Systems Division Daikins marine air conditioning and refrigerant technologies create comfortable spaces, preserve foods, and advance the distribution industry. Semiconductor Division Through the comprehensive integration of hardware and software expertise, Daikin supports production environments for the semiconductor industry. Oil Hydraulics Division Daikins unique hydraulic technologies are used for lifting and transporting in construction and industry. Electronics Division From our one-of-a-kind graphics skills to the conception of total computing environments, Daikin pursues the possibilities of multimedia to meet the demands of the future. Defense Systems Division Daikins superior machining and quality control know-how is used in the production of aircraft parts and in other high-precision industries. After Sales Service Division From rapid response to any difficulties to building management, Daikin expands the definition of service and is ready to help 24 hours a day.

NameTOYO TANSO CO., LTD. FoundationFebruary 11, 1941 IncorporationJuly 31, 1947 Capital 7,692,575,648 Yen (as of April 20,2007) PresidentJunko Kondo Accounting dateMay 31 Business outline 1. Production and sale of electri......NameTOYO TANSO CO., LTD. FoundationFebruary 11, 1941 IncorporationJuly 31, 1947 Capital 7,692,575,648 Yen (as of April 20,2007) PresidentJunko Kondo Accounting dateMay 31 Business outline 1. Production and sale of electric-use brushes, isotropic graphite and other specialized carbon products. 2. Production and sale of composite materials made from carbon and ceramic, metal or organic materials. 3. Production and sale of gas generation equipment using electrochemical reactions. 4. Businesses related to the above items. Annual sales About 26.2 billion Yen (year ending May 2008) Employees 903 (as of May 2008) Banks Mizuho Bank, Hyakujushi Bank, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Domestic offices Tokyo sales office, Tohoku sales office, Tsukuba sales office, Hokuriku sales office, Shizuoka sales office, Nagoya sales office, Hiroshima sales office, Shikoku sales office, Kyushu sales office, Kondo Teruhisa Memorial Advanced Carbon Technology Center, Toyo Tanso Technology Center, Takuma Division, Hagiwara plant, Iwaki plant Domestic affiliatesTOTANKAKO CO., LTD., OHWADA CARBON INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. Overseas officesAmerica, Italy, France, Germany, Taiwan, China, Korea, Thailand