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MHI to Transfer Mechatronics System Product Business to MHI-MS:
Initiative to Enhance Operational Efficiency by Integrating Entire Process
From New Installation to After-sale Services

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Tokyo, November 30, 2011 - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) has decided to transfer its mechatronics system product business of the Transportation System & Advanced Technology Division, such as the high-level control system and some general machinery, to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mechatronics Systems, Ltd. (MHI-MS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of MHI in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, effective April 1, 2012. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency of operation and strengthen the capability to respond to customers by establishing a structure to handle the entire process from installation of equipment to after-sale services by integrating the various functions into MHI-MS.

The businesses, which MHI-MS will succeed from MHI's mechatronics system product business through this company split, include the marketing, design, manufacturing, construction and related works of the culture, sports and leisure facilities as well as hydraulic pressure iron tubes, wind-tunnel facilities, water tank facilities and bio-ethanol production facilities.

Concerning the mechatronics-system product business, MHI has been handling the new installations while MHI-MS has been providing after-sale service work, respectively. Each company has established a solid track record by handling a multitude of projects. However, as the domestic market matures, further strengthening of competitiveness and dynamic business development are required. Under these conditions, MHI decided to establish a structure capable of responding to changes in business circumstances by integrating functions such as marketing, design and construction for both new installations and after-sale services.

MHI-MS has been handling development, design, manufacturing and after-sale services for water treatment and dust collecting systems, urban development related products, toll-collection machinery and test/inspection systems. The company was established in October 2009 through the merger of five companies, all wholly-owned by MHI.

MHI will closely liaise with MHI-MS and fully support its business development.

 

Outline of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Mechatronics Systems, Ltd.

Location:        5-1-16, Komatsu-dori, Hyogo-ku, Kobe-city, Hyogo Prefecture
President:      Nozomu Watanabe
Business area:development, design, manufacture, test operation, operation & maintenance and after-sale services 
                    for water treatment and dust collecting systems, urban development related products, toll-collection
                    machinery and test/inspection systems.
Capital:          500 million yen

 


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