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Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. develops, produces, and markets an extensive array of technologies, software, and comprehensive solutions tailored for telecommunications and information systems, serving clients both in Japan and globally. Its business operations are structured into two principal divisions: Solution Systems and Components & Platforms. The Solution Systems segment provides critical infrastructure for transportation, disaster mitigation, and defense, in addition to specialized communication equipment for carriers, financial institution systems, centralized administrative platforms, and reservation/ticketing solutions. This segment also encompasses advanced communication tools like IP-PBX, corporate telephones, contact center technologies, and 920 MHz multi-hop wireless networks. Through its Components & Platforms segment, Oki supplies mechatronic systems such as automated teller machines (ATMs), cash handling equipment, bank branch terminals, and self-service kiosks for tasks like ticket issuance, check-ins, and foreign currency exchange, alongside ATM monitoring and support services. Furthermore, this division manufactures a broad spectrum of printers, including color and monochrome LED models, multifunction LED devices, large format inkjet printers, and dot impact printers. The company also offers Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), involving outsourced design and manufacturing, particularly of printed wiring boards. Founded in 1881, this Tokyo, Japan-headquartered firm has a long history in the industry.
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沖電気工業 at a glance
沖電気工業 is a telecommunications equipment company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It is publicly listed (6703) with a market capitalisation of $1.6B.
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Icom Incorporated, established in Osaka, Japan, in 1954, develops and sells a wide array of telecommunications equipment for both individual consumers and businesses. The company's primary markets span Japan, the United States, Canada, Germany, Spain, Australia, China, and Vietnam. Its product portfolio includes diverse wireless communication devices such as amateur radio systems, professional two-way radios, maritime and aviation communication gear, license-free transceivers, and satellite and IP-based transceivers. Icom also provides network solutions like Wi-Fi access points, wireless LAN systems, IP phone equipment, IoT devices, and wireless IP cameras. Furthermore, they offer a comprehensive range of accessories, including audio peripherals (microphones, earphones, headsets), power solutions (batteries, chargers, adapters), mounting brackets, carrying cases, antennas, specialized software, and various cables and external components.
Headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, Brother Industries, Ltd. is a global enterprise founded in 1908, engaged in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of communication and printing technologies. Its extensive market reach spans Japan, the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania, the Middle East, and Africa. The company's diverse operations are organized across six primary divisions. Its Printing & Solutions segment delivers a comprehensive array of inkjet and laser printers (both monochrome and color), fax machines, scanners, and electronic stationery such as labeling systems and mobile label printers. The Personal & Home division caters to consumers with home sewing and cutting machines, alongside various sewing and embroidery models, including those designed for commercial applications. For industrial needs, the Machinery segment provides industrial sewing machines, advanced machine tools, garment printers, and critical industrial components like reducers and gears. The Network & Contents division focuses on entertainment and support services, offering online karaoke systems, music devices, smartphone/tablet applications, healthcare support equipment, and digital content services, as well as managing karaoke establishments. Furthermore, the Domino segment specializes in coding, marking, and digital printing equipment. The remaining business interests, including real estate, are managed under the Others segment. Historically, the company began as Nippon Sewing Machine Manufacturing Co. before rebranding to Brother Industries, Ltd. in 1962.
Ricoh Leasing Co., Ltd. engages in leasing, installments and financial services business. It operates through the following segments: Lease and Installment, Financial Service, and Others. The Lease and Installment segment deals with financing and leasing of office, information-related, medical, printing, industrial, and measuring equipment; operating lease; and financial installment and credit. The Financial Service segment covers corporate loans, mortgage and housing loans, accounts receivable collection and billing agent services, credit card business, and asset management service. The Others segment includes financing and factoring of the Ricoh Group, and technical services outsourcing of measurement, calibration, and equipment inspection. The company was founded in December 1976 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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