Panasonic Holdings Corporation (Formerly Panasonic Corporation)
Company Profile
■URL
https://holdings.panasonic/global/
■Address
Business Overview
-Comprehensive electronics maker
-Panasonic Holdings is the holding company for the following eight operating companies and affiliates. The Automotive Systems Company and the Energy Company handle in-vehicle applications. The Automotive Systems Company is responsible for the development, manufacture, and sale of next-generation cockpit systems, car navigation systems, ETC in-vehicle equipment, in-vehicle cameras, in-vehicle charging systems, and electric compressors. The Mobility Energy Division develops, manufactures, and sells cylindrical batteries for in-vehicle use.
Panasonic Holdings Corporation | |||||||
Panasonic Corporation | Panasonic Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Entertainment and Communication Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Housing Solutions Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Industry Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Energy Co., Ltd. | Panasonic Operational Excellence Co., Ltd. |
China and Northeast Asia Company | -Infotainment Systems BD | -Kitchen Furniture, Bathroom and Sanitary Fittings BD | -Blue Yonder Holdings, Inc. | -Electromechanical Control BD | -Energy Device BD | ||
Living Appliances and Solutions Company | -HMI Systems BD | -Architecture Systems BD | -Media Entertainment BD | -Industrial Device BD | -Mobility Energy BD | ||
Heating and Ventilation A/C Company | -Automotive Systems BD | -Exterior Products and Systems BD | -Process Automation BD | -Device Solutions BD | -Energy Solutions BD | ||
Cold Chain Solutions Company | -Ficosa International, S.A. | -Panasonic Avionics Corporation | -Electronic Materials BD | ||||
Electric Works Company | -Mobile Solutions BD | ||||||
-Gemba Solutions Company |
Shareholders
-From April 2022, moved from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange to the Prime Market, and from the First Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange to the Premium Market | (As of Mar. 31, 2023) |
Name or Company Name | Investing Ratio (%) |
The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account) | 16.66 |
Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account) | 9.09 |
STATE STREET BANK WEST CLIENT - TREATY 505234 | 2.82 |
Nippon Life Insurance Co. |
2.07 |
MOXLEY & CO LLC | 1.96 |
Sumitomo Life Insurance Company |
1.60 |
Employee stock holdings |
1.54 |
JP MORGAN CHASE BANK 385781 | 1.36 |
Matsushita Hudousan, Ltd. | 1.24 |
GOVERNMENT OF NORWAY | 1.22 |
Total | 39.60 |
Products
Panasonic Automotive Systems
-Next-generation cockpit systems
-In-vehicle infotainment cockpit system
-Navigation systems
-PND (Portable navigation device)
-Connected audio with display
-Car audio
-Deck mechanisms
-Drive recorder
-Car speakers
-Car nanoe generators
-Telematic control units
-Smart connectivity modules
-Instrument panel switches
-Steering switches
-Head-up displays
-ETC2.0 on-board units
-Shifter systems
-Vehicle camera modules
-Back & corner sensors
-Sensor & camera cleaning
-Headlamp washer
-Smart keyless systems
-Exterior/Interior rearview mirrors
-Electronic mirrors
-ADAS ECU
-Battery management controller
-On-board charging systems
-Inverter-integrated compressors
-Battery heater device
-Charging cables
-Lithium-ion battery
Panasonic Energy
-Cylindrical-type Lithium-ion Batteries
History
History of formerly Automotive Systems Company
2003 | Established Panasonic Automotive Systems (PAS). |
Established Panasonic Automotive Systems Development Tianjin Co., Ltd. | |
Established Panasonic Automotive Systems Company of America. | |
2004 | Established Automotive Systems Europe Panasonic GmbH. |
2005 | Established Panasonic Automotive Systems (China). |
2006 | Established Panasonic Automotive Systems Asia Pacific Co., Ltd. |
2008 | Panasonic Automotive Systems Company adopted a new corporate name, Automotive Systems Company. |
2010 | Established Panasonic Automotive Systems India. |
History of formerly Energy Company (Formerly Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.)
1950 | Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. was established in Umemachi, Moriguchi City. |
1959 | Tokyo Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. was established in Oura-gun, Gunma Prefecture. |
1975 | Company developed world's first lithium batteries (manganese dioxide lithium batteries), mass-producing them beginning in 1978. |
1986 | Sanyo Electric and Tokyo Sanyo Electric merged. |
1990 | Sale of nickel hydride batteries called the TWICELL commenced. |
1994 | Mass-production of cylindrical lithium-ion batteries commenced. |
1999 | Company developed nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries for hybrid electric vehicles. |
2001 | Nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH) battery business acquired from Toshiba Group. |
2004 | Began mass-production of nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) battery systems for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs). |
Tokushima Plant went online in order to increase production of lithium-ion batteries. | |
2005 | Company released next-generation nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) battery called the eneloop. |
2008 | Signed agreement with German automaker Volkswagen Group to co-develop next-generation lithium-ion HEV battery systems. |
Formed a business alliance, which also included financial ties, with Panasonic Corp. | |
Dec., 2009 | Panasonic Corporation acquired 50.27% of the voting stock of Sanyo Electric Co to make it a consolidated subsidiary. |
2012 | Consolidated the operations of Panasonic Energy with those of Sanyo Energy, forming "Energy Company". |
History of Automotive & Industrial Systems Company
Apr. 2013 | The Company merged Automotive Systems Company, Industrial Devices Company, Energy Company, and Manufacturing Solution Company into Automotive & Industrial Systems Company. |
Jun. 2014 | Transferred semiconductor business of Panasonic to Panasonic Semiconductor Solutions Co., Ltd. in the company split. |
Jul. 2014 | Panasonic Liquid Crystal Display Co., Ltd. transferred from AVC Networks Company. |
Panasonic CycleTech Co., Ltd. transferred to Appliances Company. | |
Apr. 2015 | Motor Business Unit (formerly Motor Division) transferred from Appliances Company. |
Operations divided into four divisions: Automotive, Energy Devices, Industrial, and Factory Solutions | |
Apr. 2017 | Turned Ficosa International S.A., which is headquartered in Spain, into a consolidated subsidiary. |
History of Automotive Company
Apr. 2019 | Established the automotive “company”, based on the automotive business of the former automotive and industrial systems businesses, and the automotive engine business. |
Apr. 2020 | Established Prime Planet Energy & Solutions, Inc., a joint venture with Toyota, which is engaged in automotive square lithium-ion batteries. |
History of Panasonic Automotive Systems
Apr. 2022 | Established Panasonic Automotive Systems Co., Ltd. as new company in the automotive business, as a result of the Panasonic Group’s migrating to a holding company. |
History of Panasonic Energy
Oct. 2021 | Established the Energy Company as a company based on the energy business of Industrial Solutions Company, the energy business of Tesla Energy in the USA, and Energy Company based on the energy technology department under the umbrella of the headquarters. |
Apr. 2022 | Adopted the name Panasonic Energy Co., Ltd. in line with the spin off. |
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