DENSO
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(TYO: [6902]As of March 31, 2005 DENSO Corporation consisted of 171 subsidiaries (64 in Japan, 33 in The Americas, 31 in Europe and 43 in Asia/Oceania) with a total of 104,183 employees. Consolidated net sales and income were US$ 26.2 billion and US$ 1.2 billion respectively.) is a global automotive components manufacturer headquartered in the city of Kariya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Established December 16, 1949 as , DENSO is a member of the Toyota Group companies. Originally, DENSO was the electrical component manufacturing division of TOYOTA Motor Mfg., segregated during post-WWII reconstruction as the Japanese "war machine" was dismantled.
In 2004, DENSO's global sales were distributed as follows:
- Thermal Systems 34.9%
- Powertrain Control Systems 22.7%
- Electronic Systems 14.8%
- Electric Systems 11.4%
- Small Motors 7.1%
- ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) 3.6%
- Industrial Systems, Consumer Products 2.1%
- Others 2.0%
- Other Automotive 1.4%
External links
- () [DENSO Corporation Japan]
- () [DENSO Global]
- () [DENSO Corporation English]
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