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Corporate Profile

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As of February 28, 2023

Company Name

FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

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Incorporated May 23, 1951
Headquarters 9-52 Ashihara-cho, Nishinomiya City, Hyogo. 662-8580, Japan
President and CEO

Yukio Furuno

Directors

Stock exchange listing

Tokyo Stock Exchange, Prime Section

Business Fields

Manufacturing and sale of maritime and industrial electronic products.

Business Fields

Capital 7,534 million
Consolidated Sales

91,325 million

Financial Highlights

Number of Group Companies
  • Consolidated Subsidiaries 33
  • Unconsolidated Subsidiary 1
  • Affiliated Companies 2
Number of Employees Consolidated 3,310 (Non-consolidated 1,794)

Brochure

Integrated Report

This report provides information on our efforts to enhance corporate value.

Integrated Report 2023 (4.65MB)

Integrated Report 2023

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Corporate Profile & CSR Report

This report provides a brief summary of our business activities and CSR activities.

Corporate Profile & CSR Report 2024(6.45MB)

Corporate Profile & CSR Report

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Industrial Business Information

This booklet is a brief summary of the situations in which our industrial business is used.

IndustrialCatalog(7.05MB)

Industrial Business Information

About Logo / Mark

logo

The name "FURUNO" is not only a clear depiction of our company name, but it has been familiar to people inside and outside the company for a long time. In addition, the FURUNO Logo displayed on a Radar antenna has made an impression of our company on a large number of people.

A fairly deep blue was selected as the corporate color. It represents the color of the Earth and expresses an image of the business field across the entire world.

mark

Our corporate mark was designed to represent the following three motifs:

  1. The first letter of the company name "F(f)".
  2. The directional pattern of the ultrasonic transducer of our original fish finder.
  3. Two fish with their tailfins intertwined.

What is more, the intertwined tailfins are designed to form a "Z", which is the common international symbol for electricity.