Hitachi
hitachi is a brand of Hitachi, a global top 500 multinational conglomerate from Japan, which established its first office in Beijing in 1979. Hitachi has grown into a conglomerate with about 150 companies in China.
Hitachi, the Hitachi brand, is a global top 500 multinational conglomerate from Japan, which established its first Japanese-funded corporate office in Beijing in 1979. Its business areas include energy systems, transportation systems such as railroads that ensure safe and comfortable travel for people, information systems that utilize big data for innovation, and healthcare that provides a healthy life through health management, diagnostics, and medical technology, etc.
Hitachi is a brand of Hitachi, a global 500 multinational conglomerate from Japan.
Hitachi is committed to the development of technology, emphasizing scientific research and product development. *** It has 25 research institutes and has been granted 52,000 patents both domestically and internationally***. In order to meet the needs of social development, Hitachi has continuously adjusted its industrial structure and diversified its products, and has evolved from its initial focus on the production of heavy-duty electric motors to its current position of having five major divisions, including ①Power systems and equipment. ②Household appliances. Information and communication systems and electronic components. ④Industrial machinery and complete sets of equipment. ⑤Wires and cables, metals, chemicals and other products. Overseas subsidiaries have also grown from the first one established in the United States in 1959 to more than 40 subsidiaries located all over the world.
Hitachi came to China in the 1960s and became one of the few foreign companies that entered the Chinese market in the early days. Over the years, Hitachi has actively explored the Chinese market and brought a large number of advanced technologies and products into China. With the support of the government, Hitachi's investment endeavors in various parts of China have grown significantly.
In the 1970s, Hitachi took the lead in setting up an office in Beijing and became the first Japanese manufacturing company in Beijing. During this period, Hitachi provided China with a large number of complete sets of equipment and technology, including thermal power generation equipment, steel rolling equipment, computers for weather detection, port cargo handling equipment, and color TV assembly equipment, etc., which contributed to China's infrastructure construction projects at that time.
In the 1980s, against the backdrop of China's economic development, which led to the emergence of a peak in consumption of televisions, Hitachi responded to the then advocated cooperation in technology and localization, and through cooperation in transformers, motors, and household appliances such as televisions, washing machines, and so on, Hitachi's business in China achieved even greater development.
From the early 1990s, Hitachi responded to the Chinese government's economic policy of attracting investment and encouraging foreign investment, and actively carried out investment projects in China. At present, Hitachi has about 30 joint ventures, wholly-owned enterprises and more than 50 group enterprises in China. Hitachi's members are active in the fields of electric motors, electronic equipment, household appliances, and information communication, etc., and are dedicated to providing high-quality products and services to the Chinese society.
After decades of hard work, Hitachi and China have established a deep and solid cooperative relationship, laying a good foundation for new business development in the future. Hitachi cherishes the friendship with China, and at the same time, with the integration of the global economy and the further opening of the Chinese market, Hitachi hopes to become the best solution partner in China by bringing more branded products and services to the Chinese market.