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Mitsui & Co is a trading company with a portfolio that includes petrochemicals and polymers, speciality chemicals and plastics, fertilizers and inorganics. Its main businesses include sales, manufacture, export/import, international trade and services.

 

The company intends to focus on three policies: allocating business resources more dynamically; promoting strategic exits and asset recycling; and accelerating the development and deployment of human resources (HR) within the group. It will seek to create new growth models that leverage its business engineering capabilities, promote consumer businesses, and develop biomass ethanol, emission credits and other new energy and environment businesses.

 

In chemicals, Mitsui intends to continue to trade on a global scale, while maintaining and strengthening its position. It plans to invest selectively, with a focus on strengthening its trading capabilities in the upstream and midstream sectors, and organising groups of specialists in specific areas in the downstream sector.

 

Mitsui has 44,166 employees with headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, and revenues of Yen5,535bn in fiscal year to March 2009.

 

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Key Personnel

 

Chairman and director: Shoei Utsuda

Executive director: Masami Iijima

Executive director: Ken Abe

Executive director: Yoshiyuki Izawa

Executive vice president: Junichi Matsumoto

Senior executive managing officer: Seiichi Tanaka

 

(Updated October 2009)

 

Contacts

 

2-1, Ohtemachi 1-chome
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 100-0004
Japan

Tel: +81 3 3285 1111
Fax: +81 3 3285 9819

 

www.mitsui.co.jp/tkabz/english/index.htm 

Mitsui Company Structure

Mitsui & Co is a trading company with a portfolio that includes petrochemicals and polymers, speciality chemicals and plastics, fertilizers and inorganics. The company has reorganised its businesses into eight segments: chemical, energy, iron and steel products, iron and steel raw materials and non-ferrous metals, machinery and infrastructure, food and retail, lifestyle, consumer service and information, electronics and telecommunication and logistics and financial markets.
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Mitsui Strategy & Financial Highlights

Mitsui & Co will focus on its medium-term management outlook plan which is based on the management of its strategic business portfolio to create value that meets the needs of its customers and society. In developing this financial and business vision the company says that it has “consciously focused on the qualitative elements necessary to create a Mitsui of higher value” over the next three to five years, rather than taking a purely quantitative approach based on the current environment. (Edited from: “message from the president”, and “medium-term management outlook plan"). ICIS also provides you with key financial data listed in table form. More about Mitsui Strategy & Financial Highlights

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