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Archion, new holding company between Hino and MFTBC announces listing, completes transfer of Hamura plant to Toyota
On April 1, 2026, Archion Corporation, a holding company established through the business integration of Hino Motors, Ltd. and Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC), announced that it had been listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market. Trading of Archion’s shares commenced on the same day.
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Hino to revise its corporate logo for the first time in 32 years
On March 26, Hino Motors announced that it will revise its corporate identity logo on April 1, 2026. The current corporate logo was established in 1994, and it will be the first revision in 32 years.
The new corporate logo will improve visibility and readability while inheriting previous concept, ensuring that it lea
Flash Report: Hino's operating income for the April-December quarter of 2025 increased by 39.3% to JPY 62.8 billion
Hino's FY2025 third quarter financial results were announced.
Sales declined 10.9% YoY to JPY 1,141.2 billion. This was a JPY 139.0 billion decrease from the previous year's JPY 1,280.2 billion.
Operating income increased 39.3% YoY to JPY 62.8 billion. This was a JPY 17.7 billion increase over the previous year's J
Toyota Tsusho acquires Toyota and Hino Distributor Business in Ghana, Africa
On January 5, Toyota Tsusho Corporation announced that Toyota Tsusho Manufacturing Ghana Co. Limited (TTMG), which falls under its subsidiary CFAO SAS (CFAO), has acquired the Toyota and Hino distributor business from Toyota Ghana Limited Company (TGLC) on December 31, 2025, in the Republic of Ghana.
TTMG currently h
Hino to transfer control of six domestic sales companies; five to Taiwan’s Ho Tai Motor
On December 18, Hino Motors, Ltd. announced that it resolved to transfer managerial control of six domestic sales companies that are consolidated subsidiaries of the Company to Ho Tai Motor Co., Ltd. of Taiwan and others.
Specifically, the company will transfer managerial control of Higashi Hokkaido Hino Motors, Ltd.
Hino signs absorption-type company split agreement in connection with transfer of Hamura Plant to Toyota
On November 27, Hino Motors announced that the board of directors meeting resolved the method of the transferring of Hino’s Hamura plant to the new company, Toyota Motor Hamura, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hino, to be absorption-type company split in which Hino will be the splitting company and the new company
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