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Company Intelligence: Showa Denko

Showa Denko | Company Information from ICIS

 

Showa Denko (SDK) is a Japanese-based producer of petrochemicals, chemicals, electronics, inorganic materials, aluminium materials and aluminium fabricated products. For the year ended December 2008, it had sales of Y1,003bn and employed around 11,756 people.

 

SDK will enhance its value through the “provision of useful and safe products”. It classifies its operations into two categories of growth businesses and base businesses.

 

The growth businesses consist of “growth drivers” and businesses to be developed at an accelerated pace. SDK will promote the growth by developing individualised and competitive products, deepening its material technologies and developing its interconnections.

 

Showa Denko’s base businesses will be positioned as “cash cows” that support the growth businesses. SDK will also increase the competitiveness of base businesses and lay the groundwork for long-term sustainable growth, thereby striving to fulfil its corporate social responsibility initiatives.

 

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Key Personnel

 

Chairman: Mitsuo Ohashi

President and CEO: Kyohei Takahashi

Senior managing corporate officer: Norikuni Imoto

Director and managing corporate officer: Tetsuo Tamada

Chief financial officer and Director: Ichiro Nomura

Executive officer and director: Shinji Sakai

Director: Toshio Ohi

Director: Takashi Miyazaki

Director: Kenji Tsukamoto

Director: Hideo Ichikawa

Director: Shunichi Shiraishi

 

(Updated November 2009)

 

Contacts

 

Showa Denko KK
13-9, Shiba Daimon 1-chome
Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8518
Japan

 

Tel: +813 5470 3533/3235
Fax: +813 3431 6215

Email sdk_prir@sdk.co.jp

 

www.sdk.co.jp  

Showa Denko Company Structure

Showa Denko (SDK) operates in petrochemicals, chemicals, electronics, inorganic materials, aluminium materials and aluminium fabricated products. The company was established by the merger of Nihon Denki Kogyo K.K. and Showa Hiryo K.K. on 1 June 1939.
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Showa Denko Strategy & Financial Highlights

Showa Denko will continue to focus on its established medium-term consolidated business plan, named “Passion Project”. Under the plan, the company will enhance its value through the “provision of useful and safe products”. The Passion Project is said to serve as an action plan to enable Showa Denko to establish the groundwork for sustainable growth. It classifies its operations into two categories of “growth businesses” and “base businesses”. (Edited from annual report and company website). ICIS also provides you with key financial data listed in table form. More about Showa Denko Strategy & Financial Highlights

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