Subaru Overview
Subaru Corporation is a Japanese automobile manufacturing company whose products are sold in various countries across the world. The company is based in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. They are an active member of TOPIX Large 70 Component and trade publicly on Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company is involved in the aerospace and ground transportation manufacturing. The owners of the company include Toyota Motor, The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Mizuho Bank, Suzuki Motor Corporation, and Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance.
The company was started on 15th July 1953 as Fuji Heavy Industries when five companies merged to form a single one. It includes Omiya Fuji Kogyo, Tokyo Suji Sangyo, Fuji Kogyo, and Utsunomiya Sharyo.
Subaru Divisions
The company has divided their operations into various divisions mentioned below:
• Subaru
This division of the company is involved in the automobile manufacturing operations. The annual output of the organization is more than 1,065,000 units.
• Aerospace Division
They are the official contractor of the
Japan Defense Agency and involved in the selling & marketing operations of aircrafts, target drones, and helicopters of defense forces.
• Subaru Industrial Power Products
This division creates and sell pumps, generators, and commercial engines. It was formerly known as the Subaru-Robin and Robin brands.
• Eco-Technology Division
This extensive division of company develops and distribute robot sweeper, wind turbines, and garbage trucks.
