Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.

Company Profile

■URL

http://www.nisshinbo.co.jp/english/

■Address

2-31-11, Ningyo-cho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-8650, Japan

Business Overview

-The company is a global manufacturer with a focus on wireless, communications, microdevices, and other electronics businesses, as well as operations in other fields. The company's business is divided into seven segments: wireless communications, microdevices, brakes, precision instruments, chemicals, textiles, and real estate.

Products by segment

Wireless and Communication	Communication systems for ADAS, ETC, locators, GNSS receivers, etc.
Microdevices	Electronic devices and sensors for car audio, power control units, EPS, BMS, parking assist
Brakes	Friction materials for brakes, products for xEVs and CASE vehicles
Precision Equipment	EBS valve blocks, molded products for automotive use
Chemicals	Fuel cell separators, airlite foam
Fibers & Textiles	-
Real Estate	-

Shareholders

-Listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

(As of Dec. 31, 2025)

Name or Company Name	Investment ratio (%)
The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trusty Account)	14.74
Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Standing proxy: Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd.)	5.76
Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trusty Account)	5.07
Teijin Ltd.	2.02
Nisshinbo Group Employee Stock Ownership Association	1.54
NORTHERN TRUST CO.(AVFC) RE WS WALES PENSION PARTNERSHIP (WALES PP) ASSET POOLING ACS UMBRELLA (Standing proxy: HSBC Bank Tokyo Branch)	1.49
The Japan Wool Textile Co., Ltd.	1.46
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK 385781 (Standing proxy: Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Sales of Yen Settlements Department)	1.26
STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 505103 (Standing proxy: Mizuho Bank, Ltd. Sales of Yen Settlements Department)	1.24
JP JPMSE LUX RE UBS AG LONDON BRANCH EQ CO (Standing proxy: MUFG Bank, Ltd.)	1.23
Total	35.81

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Products

Wireless and Communications
Electronics parts for automotive
-High power transformers
-Reactors
-Choke coils
Applied to：
-DC-DC converter for 12V output
-Electric inverter for compressor
-EV battery charger
-Electric power steering
-On board charger
-DC/AC inverter

GPS modules

Microdevice

ICs and operational amps for automobile
Applied to：
-Power control unit; PCU
-Electric power steering; EPS
-Body control module; BCM
-Safety; clash avoidance, prevention (ADAS), parking assist system
-Entertainment; car navigation, car audio
-Battery Management System; BMS
-LED Headlight ECU
-Vehicle to Everything ;V2X
-TFT LCD
-Corner sensor ECU
-Center console

Power management ICs for automotive
-LDO regulators (Linear regulators)
-Watchdog timers
-LED controllers
-Reset ICs (Voltage detectors)
-DC-DC converters (Switching regulators)
-USB switches

RF Device
　

Automobile brakes
-Brake linings
-Disc pads
-Drum brakes
-Drum brakes for medium- and heavy- duty trucks
-Brake linings for medium- and heavy- duty trucks

Brake components
-Brake master cylinders
-Proportioning valves
-Disc brake calipers
-Wheel cylinders
-Joint brackets

Precision instruments
Molding Products
-Cross flow fans
-Sirocco fans
-Propeller fans

Interior and exterior parts
-Instrument panel decorative parts
-Console decorative parts
-Door trim decorative parts
-Overhead console
-Center console
-Seat plastic parts
-Luggage trim
-Back door trim
-Pillar garnish
-Front grill
-Wire harness

Lighting and functional parts
-Thick wall light guide side turn lens
-Lamp outer lens
-Lamp inner lens
-Lamp LED light guide parts
-Lamp housing
-Door mirror power unit
-Meter dial plate
-Meter panel
-Connector parts
-HV high‐voltage cable protector

Precision Parts for Automobiles
-EBS valve blocks
-Housing for diesel fuel-injection management pump
-Cylinder for diesel fuel-injection management pump

Engine components
-EGR valves
-Air control valves
-Supercharged air control valves
-Exhaust brake valves

Other engine parts
-Intake-air shutter valves
-Exhaust shutter valves
-Actuators
-Check/delay valves

Other parts
-Clutch master cylinders
-Clutch release (slave) cylinders
-Filler caps
-Fuel cut valves
-Hoses with check valves
-Control valves for automotive steering systems

Chemicals

-Bipolar plates for fuel cells

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History

Feb. 1907	Established and registered as Nisshin Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. with capital of 10 million yen.
May 1949	Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
May 1950	Ueda Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Oct. 1961	Listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Jan. 1987	Established Hamakita Precision Machine Plant
Jan. 1989	Established Kobunsi (Thailand) Ltd. (currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Apr. 1993	Renamed its Nishi-arai Chemical Plant and Tatebayashi Chemical Plant to Tokyo Plant and Tatebayashi Plant, respectively.
Apr. 1993	Relocated the headquarters to 2-31-11, Nihonbashi Ningyo-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
Feb. 1995	Established Nisshinbo Automotive Corporation in U.S.A. (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Jun. 1996	Established Nisshinbo Somboon Automotive Co., Ltd. in Thailand (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Mar. 1997	Nisshinbo Automotive Corporation, one of Nisshinbo's consolidated subsidiaries, established a wholly-owned company Nisshinbo Automotive Manufacturing Inc. in the U.S.A. (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Mar. 1999	Established Searon Automotive Corporation in South Korea (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Dec. 1999	Jointly established Continental Teves with Continental Teves AG & Co., oHG of Germany.
Mar. 2004	Acquired Enjiasheng Electronic Ltd. (Liangyungang) of China through a joint investment with Continental Teves AG&Co, oHG (Germany) and renamed the new subsidiary to Shengdesheng Electrolnic Ltd. (Lianyungang)
Jan. 2005	Opened its new Toyota plant.
Oct. 2005	Searon Automotive Corp.(Korea) was listed on the Korea Stock Exchange. (currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Dec. 2005	Acquired additional shares in New Japan Radio Co., Ltd. by making a tender offer. (currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Dec. 2006	Increased its equity in Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and Nagano Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Dec. 2006	Closed down its Toyama Plant and Nagoya Plant.
Jul. 2007	Acquired 100 percent of the shares in Daiwa Shiko Co., Ltd., which is currently a consolidated subsidiary.
Jul. 2007	Closed down its Harisaki Plant.
Jul. 2007	Made Choya Co., Ltd. its wholly owned subsidiary by conducting a stock swap.
Oct. 2008	Made Nisshinbo Brake Sales Co., Ltd. its wholly owned subsidiary by conducting a stock swap.
Oct. 2008	Nisshin Toa, Inc., which is currently a consolidated subsidiary, absorbed Nisshin Tech., Co., Ltd., currently a wholly owned subsidiary.
Oct. 2008	Liquidated Nisshinbo Kikai Hanbai Co., Ltd., one of its consolidated companies.
Dec. 2008	Liquidated Nisshinobo Mobics, which is currently a wholly owned subsidiary.
Apr. 2009	Spun off the following five business sectors: Textiles, Automobile Brakes, Papers, Mechatronics and Chemicals, and transformed itself into a holding company, changing its corporate name to Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.
Dec. 2009	Nisshinbo Automotive Corporation, a consolidated subsidiary, was dissolved for integration with Nisshinbo Automotive Manufacturing Inc. an existing consolidated subsidiary.
Apr. 2010	Nisshinbo Brake Inc. (now a consolidated subsidiary) absorbed Nisshinbo Brake Sales Co., Ltd. (consolidated subsidiary).
Dec. 2010	The Company acquired additional shares in JRC Nihon Musen (now a consolidated subsidiary) through a takeover bid, after which it also made Nagano Japan Radio Co., Ltd. its subsidiary.
Feb. 2011	Nisshinbo Brake Inc. (consolidated subsidiary) and Saeron Automotive Corporation in Korea (consolidated subsidiary) jointly established Nisshinbo Saeron Automotive Changshu Corp. in China.
Nov. 2011	Purchased all outstanding stock shares in TMD Friction Group S.A. (based in Luxembourg), which became a consolidated subsidiary.
Mar. 2012	Established Nisshinbo Business Management (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Jul. 2013	Established Nisshinbo Commercial Vehicle Brake Ltd. (NCB) in Thailand.
Oct. 2015	Acquired all of the outstanding stock in Nambu Plastics Co., Ltd, making it a consolidated subsidiary.
Mar. 2016	Japan Radio Co., Ltd. turned Nagano Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and Ueda Japan Radio Co., Ltd. into wholly owned subsidiaries through a stock swap.
Oct. 2017	Acquired stock shares in Japan Radio Co., Ltd., making the company a wholly owned and consolidated subsidiary.
Mar. 2018	Acquired stock shares in Ricoh Electronic Devices Co., Ltd.
Apr. 2018	Established JRC Mobility Inc.
Sep. 2018	Acquired stock shares in New Japan Radio Co.,Ltd. making the company a wholly owned and consolidated subsidiary.
Jan. 2022	New Japan Radio Co., Ltd. acquired and merged the operations of Ricoh Electronic Device Co., Ltd. and adopted the name Nisshinbo Micro Device Co., Ltd.
Apr. 2022	Moved to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange due to the TSE's reorganization.
Sep. 2022	Established Nisshinbo Comprehensive Precision Machining (Guragaon) Private, Ltd.
Nov. 2023	Transfer of all shares of TMD FRICTION Group S.A. (Luxembourg)
Dec. 2023	Acquired all shares of HVJ Holdings, Inc. (now a consolidated subsidiary) and Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc. became a subsidiary as a result (now a consolidated subsidiary