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THE MITSUBISHI
GROUP
 HISTORY
• The first Mitsubishi Company was a shipping
firm established by Yataro Iwasaki (1834–
1885) in May 13, 1870. In 1873, its name was
changed to Mitsubishi Shokai. Mitsubishi" is a
community that consists of a multitude of
independent companies. The names of most -
but not all - of those companies contain the
word "Mitsubishi." And many of the
companies use the three-diamond Mitsubishi
mark. But none calls itself simply "Mitsubishi."
 YATARO IWASAKI
• Yataro Iwasaki was the bold and ambitious
entrepreneur who started Mitsubishi. The son
of a provincial farmer, Yataro began his career
in the employ of the Tosa clan. The clan held
business interests in many parts of Japan,
which whetted the young man's ambition. The
company adopted the name Mitsubishi in
March 1873, when Yataro became president
officially. "Mitsubishi" means the three-diamond
crest which is a blend of the Tosa and Iwasaki
emblems. He gradually acquired more ships
and expanded its passenger and freight
services. Yataro taught the sons of former
aristocrats to put the customer first.
 THE THREE PRINCIPLES
• Corporate Social Responsibility (SHOKI HOKO)
• Strive to enrich society, both materially and spiritually,
while contributing towards the preservation of the global
environment.
• Integrity and Fairness (SHOJI KOMEI)
• Maintain principles of transparency and openness,
conducting business with integrity and fairness.
• International Understanding through Trade
(RITSOGYO BOEKI)
• Expand business, based on an all-encompassing global
perspective.
 MITSUBISHI MARK
• The three-diamond Mitsubishi mark embodies
over 130 years of tradition, earning the trust and
confidence of people worldwide. Maintaining the
value of that mark as a symbol of quality and
reliability in products and services is a top
priority at every Mitsubishi company.
• Mitsubishi is the combination of two words.
Mitsu and Hishi.
• Mitsu Means, “Three” and Hishi Means
“Diamonds”.
 MITSUBISHI MARK
• Managing The Mitsubishi Mark:
• All the Mitsubishi companies strengthen the value of the
three-diamond mark as a symbol of quality and reliability
by providing superior products and services, and by
observing rigorous ethical standards. At the same time,
they are careful
1. To display the mark in ways that preserve its
recognizability
2. To prevent abuse of the mark by third parties.
MITSUBISHI WORLDWIDE
 MITSUBISHI COMPANIES
• As the biggest business group of the world, Mitsubishi has
many companies.
• There are many sub companies which don’t have the name
“Mitsubishi” with it.

1. Mitsubishi Motors Ltd

2. Mitsubishi Electric Ltd
3. Mitsubishi Estate Co, Ltd
4. The Tokyo-Mitsubishi Bank Ltd
5. Nikon Corp.
6. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.
 MITSUBISHI MOTORS
• Mitsubishi Motor is well known brand of
the company
• It’s sports car Evolution becomes very
popular all over the world.
• Takashi Nishioka (Chairman)

Mitsubishi Motors
Industry Automobile
Product Cars & Trucks
Revenue $32,18,52,360 Million
Income $41,65,200 Million
Employees 33,740
 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
• The Corporation was established on 15 January 1921. It is one of
the Mitsubishi Group core company
• Setsuhiro Shimomura (CEO & President)

• Its products are:

1. Elevators and escalators
2. Air conditioners
3. Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems
4. Mobile phones for NTT DoCoMo
5. Photovoltaic panels

Working in more than 20 countries all over the world with more than
100,000 employees and the revenue is more than $30 Billion.
 MITSUBISHI HEAVY
INDUSTRIES LIMITED
• The company was founded in 1964
• Takashi Nishioka (Chairman)

• Main Products:
1. Shipbuilding
2. Light Rail Vehicles
3. Aircrafts
4. Aerospace
5. Military Combat

• The net income of the company is about $0.25 Billion and the
more than 65,000 workers are working for the company.
NIKON CORPORATION LTD
• Nikon Corp. is a multinational corporation
headquartered in Tokyo, Japan specializing in optics
and imaging. Its products include cameras,
binoculars, microscopes, measurement instruments,
and the steppers used in the photolithography steps
of semiconductor fabrication.
• The company is working in about 34 countries all
over the world.
• Michio Kariya, President, CEO.
• It’s revenue is about $6.1 Billion with 16,760
employees.