Fuji Electric is a major Japanese heavy electrical equipment manufacturer, established in 1923 through a capital and technical collaboration between Furukawa Electric and Germany's Siemens. Headquartered in Kawasaki, Japan, the company holds the fourth position in Japan's heavy electrical industry.
Core Business & Technological Focus
The company's operations are structured around core segments including energy & electronics, with key products such as frequency converters, servo systems, UPS, and automation instruments. Recently, Fuji Electric has placed a strategic emphasis on the power semiconductor sector, planning substantial investments to expand its silicon carbide production lines for electric vehicles.
Corporate Structure & Market Position
Fuji Electric operates through a group of four core companies overseeing systems, machine control, electronic technology, and retail equipment. The group comprises 53 domestic and 40 overseas affiliates, employing about 22,800 people worldwide. It holds a dominant position in Japan, with a market share exceeding 50% for vending machines.
