- Headquarters
- Tokyo, Japan · East Asia
- Value chain
- Hardware & devices(Products); also Systems integration
- What that means
- Makes physical products under its own name: computers, robots, vehicles, aircraft, drones, satellites, batteries, solar modules, reactors and medical devices.
- Founded
- 1884
- Staff
- 77,000 (2024)
- Ownership
- Listed
- Listing
- TSE:7011 on Google Finance
- Website
- mhi.com
- Relevance
- High at its strongest, in Advanced Nuclear & Fusion
Tokyo, JapanIn 5 capabilities
Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.
Energy Technologies · Manufacture · listed #8 of 50
Japan's leading PWR vendor, developing the SRZ-1200 advanced light-water reactor and microreactors, and maker of ITER toroidal field coils.
Relevance: Japan's leading PWR vendor.
Space Technologies · Manufacture · listed #10 of 50
Prime contractor and launch operator for Japan's H3 (successor to H-IIA) with the LE-9 expander-bleed engine, under JAXA.
Relevance: H3 prime and operator; Japan's main launch capability
Energy Technologies · Manufacture · listed #23 of 50
It develops hydrogen- and ammonia-fired gas turbines, runs the Takasago Hydrogen Park validation site and owns a stake in electrolyser maker HydrogenPro.
Relevance: Leader in hydrogen- and ammonia-fired gas turbines.
Space Technologies · Manufacture · listed #14 of 50
Builds the LE-9 expander-bleed engine for H3, and is prime for Japan's Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile and the scramjet hypersonic cruise missile programme.
Relevance: LE-9 engine and Japanese hypersonic programmes
Energy Technologies · Integration · listed #34 of 50
Develops shipboard high-energy laser and high-power microwave systems for Japan's ATLA, including the laser unveiled at DSEI Japan.
Relevance: Japanese laser and HPM developer; early stage.