Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Japan's largest heavy-machinery group, and the clearest listed proxy for the country's rearmament and its rising demand for power generation.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. headquarters

Business Description

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries builds large capital equipment across three business domains. Energy Systems covers gas and steam turbines, boilers, nuclear plants and the long-running service contracts attached to them; Plants & Infrastructure spans chemical and metals plants, material handling and commercial aircraft structures; and Logistics, Thermal & Drive Systems makes forklift trucks, air conditioners, turbochargers and engines.

Alongside them sits a defence and space arm supplying missiles, naval vessels and the H3 launch vehicle, which has become the group's fastest-growing line as Japan raises defence spending toward 2% of GDP. Gas turbines are the other swing factor, with orders lifted by data-centre power demand and by the replacement of coal-fired generation. Incorporated in its present form in 1950, the company traces its origins to a Nagasaki shipyard that began operating in 1884.

Corporate Data

Ticker7011
ExchangeTokyo Stock Exchange
Market SegmentPrime Market
SectorMachinery
Head OfficeMarunouchi Nijubashi Building, 3-2-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8332, Japan
FoundedJanuary 11, 1950
Fiscal Year EndMarch 31
WebsiteOfficial website

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