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2013 CORPORATE PROFILE
Corporate Data
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Head Office: Tokyo Building, 2-7-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-831
President & CEO:
Established:
Consolidated Net Sales:
Kenichiro Yamanishi
January 15, 1921
¥ 3,639.4 billion ($44.4B)
(As of March 31, 2012. US dollar amounts are
translated from yen at the rate of ¥82=US $1)
Fortune Global 500 Company
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2011 rank: 203 (12th in Electronics segment)
Industry Week 1000
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2011 rank: 95
Newsweek Green Rankings
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2011 rank: 101
Moody’s Rating: A-1 (August 31, 2011)
Standard & Poor’s Rating: A (May 31, 2011)
Mitsubishi Companies
1946
1945
1921
1917
1886
1870
Each Mitsubishi company starts as a new independent entity
Mitsubishi Headquarters dissolved
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation established
Mitsubishi Headquarters becomes holding company
Mitsubishi Corporation established
Tsukumo Trading Company  the origin of Mitsubishi  established
• Today more than 40 companies carry the Mitsubishi name
• Each Mitsubishi company is a separate entity, operates independently
and is separately traded on the Nikkei stock exchange
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ  Mitsubishi Aluminum  Mitsubishi Chemical  Mitsubishi
Corporation  Mitsubishi Electric  Mitsubishi Estate  Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus 
Mitsubishi Gas Chemical  Mitsubishi Heavy Industries  Mitsubishi Kakoki  Mitsubishi
Logistics  Mitsubishi Materials  Mitsubishi Motors  Mitsubishi Paper Mills 
Mitsubishi Plastics  Mitsubishi Rayon  Mitsubishi Research Institute  Mitsubishi Steel
Manufacturing  Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Holdings  Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking
Historical Highlights
1921
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation established
1931
First Mitsubishi Electric elevator
1953
First Mitsubishi Electric television
1964
Supplied radar equipment to Mt. Fuji
1973
US operations established
1980
First outdoor color video Diamond Vision display (Dodger Stadium)
1984
World’s first spiral escalator
1993
World’s fastest passenger elevator (41 feet/second, Landmark Tower, Yokohama)
1997
America’s first plasma TV
2005
Guinness Book of Records, World’s Largest Outdoor High-Definition Display (Turner Field)
2007
World’s tallest elevator testing tower (568 feet)
2009
Guinness Book of Records, World’s Largest High-Definition Video Display (Cowboys Stadium)
2010
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America named GM Supplier of the Year (11th straight year)
2011
World’s first 4-bus bar photovoltaic cell for increased efficiency
2011
Awarded contract to install the world’s fastest elevators (59 feet/second, Shanghai Tower)
2012
Emmy® Award for Pioneering Development of Large-Venue, Large-Screen Direct View
Color Video Displays
North American Operations
• Katsuya Takamiya, Chief Representative, Americas Region
• Established 1973
• HQ: Cypress, Calif.
• Facilities in more than 50 locations in 20 states, Mexico and Canada
• Manufacturing plants in OH, KY, PA and Mexico
• FY 2012 revenues $2.9 billion (US)
• Approximately 2,500 employees
North American Locations
Mitsubishi Electric
Automation
Vernon Hills, Ill.
Mitsubishi Electric
Automotive America
Mason, Ohio
Mitsubishi Electric
Sales Canada
Markham, Ontario
Mitsubishi Electric
Research
Laboratories
Mitsubishi Electric US
Cambridge, Mass.
Cypress, Calif.
Mitsubishi Electric
Power Products
Mitsubishi Electric
Visual Solutions
America
Warrendale, Penn.
Irvine, Calif.
Mitsubishi Electric Mexico
Mexico City
North American Industries Served
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Automotive
Education
Electric Utilities
Elevators & Escalators
Industrial Technology
Heating & Air Conditioning
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Transportation
Semiconductor Devices
Solar/Photovoltaic
Sports & Entertainment
Water Treatment
Advertising and Information Displays
Extensive line of displays for business applications
Indoor & outdoor large-scale
displays & visual information systems
www.MEVSA.com
Energy and Environmental Products
Products that produce cleaner, safer energy & conserve resources
Ozone water treatment
Photovoltaic systems: a
systems for sterilization and
sustainable source of clean
removing color & odor
energy for the future
Efficient, stylish high-
www.MitsubishiElectricSolar.com
speed Jet Towels save
paper and energy.
www.MEHVAC.com
www.MEPPI.com
Cooling and Heating
Energy-efficient ductless systems for residential, commercial and
industrial use
Mr. Slim & CITY
MULTI “VRF” HVAC
offer powerful,
efficient & flexible
solutions for a wide
range of cooling and
heating needs.
Lossnay energy recovery
ventilators provide outdoor air
solutions for indoor
environmental quality.
www.MEHVAC.com
Automation Solutions
Building & factory automation systems
Human-machine interface,
controllers, servo motors, robots &
industrial sewing machines
www.MEAU.com
Stadium and Arena Displays, Marquees
Award-winning, record-setting Diamond Vision™ displays
The first large-scale video displays in
the US deliver spectacular images
indoors & out.
www.Diamond-Vision.com
Elevators and Escalators
Rapid, comfortable, dependable vertical transportation
The world’s only manufacturer of spiral
escalators
www.MitsubishiElevator.com
Projection and Printing Systems
Projectors for business & education; Professional printing products
Powerful, high-brightness Digital Light
Processing (DLP®) projectors & LCD
and 3D projectors
Professional printers
with industry-leading reliability,
performance & cost of ownership
www.MEVSA.com
Uninterruptible Power Supplies
For data centers, control rooms & mission-critical applications
At the leading edge of technology &
innovation in UPS systems
www.MEPPI.com
Power Products
Reliable power for utilities and commercial applications
Power generation, transmission & distribution
systems designed to create & deliver optimal power
using hydraulic, thermal & nuclear technologies.
www.MEPPI.com
Semiconductors
Electronic devices for wireless, optical communications & displays
High-frequency GaAs, Silicon RF, and
GaN power modules and transistors;
laser and photo diodes; shortwavelength high-power laser diodes;
color TFT-LCD modules
www.MitsubishiElectric.com/semiconductors/
Automotive Electronics & Rail Transportation
Electrical equipment for cars & trucks; Railway HVAC & power systems
Automotive electronics and
components for in-vehicle
entertainment & navigation,
powertrain, body & chassis
AC propulsion systems,
traction motors, VVVF
Inverters, controls for
railroad commuter cars and
locomotives
www.MEAA-MEA.com
www.MEPPI.com
Research & Development
Part of a worldwide network of R&D teams
Basic research &
advanced development
in digital communication,
signal, image & media
processing &
mechatronics technologies
Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs
(Cambridge, Mass.)
www.MERL.com
Technology Demonstration Center
Key technologies in one Washington, DC location
The Northern Virginia Advanced Technology Concept Center
features MegaView video walls, high-definition projectors
cooling & heating systems, uninterruptible power supplies &
train information systems
Environmental Activities
Mitsubishi Electric promotes environmental initiatives in all aspects of its
operations
Environmental Vision 2021 is our long-range
vision for environmental management
leading to a sustainable society.
Corporate Social Responsibility
In the United States, CSR is championed by the Mitsubishi Electric America
Foundation. The Foundation provides national grants to projects and
organizations throughout the United States that are focused on the full inclusion
of young people with disabilities into society.
www.MEAF.org
www.MitsubishiElectric-USA.com