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Feature Article No.2: Together with Chinese Society

Expanding Production and Sales Bases in China Practicing Kyocera Philosophy through Understanding and Permeation Social Contribution Activities Environmental Measures
 Expanding Production and Sales Bases in China

Relations between Kyocera and China began in the mid-1980s. Repeated exchange with Chinese delegations set the foundation for a mutual linking of minds. The relationship materialized in 1987, when a Group company in Hong Kong began consignment production of compact cameras. Then, in 1994 we opened a representative office in Shanghai. The office studied business conditions in China and functioned as a window for negotiations with local bodies. Through these and other steps, relations with China grew and strengthened. Thereafter, we steadily opened and expanded production and sales bases.


The table below introduces the paths taken by five locally incorporated companies.

Photo: Shanghai KYOCERA Electronics Co., Ltd. (SKE)

Shanghai KYOCERA Electronics Co., Ltd. (SKE)
 
Company Name Path Business Activity
Dongguan Shilong KYOCERA Optics Co., Ltd. (SKO) Established in Shilong in 1987, the forerunner of SKO was the first Japanese-owned company in Dongguan City. The company engaged in consignment production of cameras. SKO was established in 1995 to sell cameras in China. Relocating to a new site in 2001, SKO is now steadily expanding into businesses other than optical equipment. At present, SKO has more than 2,500 employees. Production of cutting tools, thin film components, display components, applied consumer products, components related to optical equipment, etc.
Shanghai KYOCERA Electronics Co., Ltd. (SKE) SKE was established in the Pu Dong district of Shanghai City in 1995. In 1996, the company began producing capacitors and chip resistors. To expand production, a new factory was built in the same district in 2000. The range of production items was subsequently increased, and today SKE continues to grow as a main factory with more than 6,500 employees. Production of capacitors, piezo-electric components, ceramic packages, optical components (ferrules, etc.), automotive components
KYOCERA (Tianjin) Solar Energy Co., Ltd. (KTSE) Established in 2003, KTSE was the first Japanese-owned company in China to produce solar cell Production of solar cell modules modules. In view of expected growth of the solar cell market, a new production plant is being built to strengthen production capacity in the main market. It is due for completion in October 2010. Production of solar cell modules
KYOCERA (Tianjin) Sales & Trading Corp. (KTST) KTST was established in 2003 as a general sales company to sell Kyocera Group products in China. Kyocera became the first Japanese manufacturer to set up a company that sells both imports and locally manufactured goods in China. At present, the company has 13 bases in various areas of China, including Tianjin, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Dalian. Import and sale of Kyocera Group products; stock, sale and after-sales services relating to goods produced in China
KYOCERA MITA Office Equipment (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. (KMCN) KMCN was established in 2001, in a district near SKO in Shilong, Dongguan City, to manufacture MFPs, printers, etc. Today, KMCN is the largest production base in the Kyocera Mita Group, with about 5,600 employees. Production of MFPs, printers and related components, as well as auxiliary equipment.
Locally Incorporated Companies in China Other than the Five Noted above
KYOCERA Management Consulting Service (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. KYOCERA ELCO Hong Kong Ltd.
KYOCERA Asia Pacific Ltd. KYOCERA ELCO (Dongguan) Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shanghai KYOCERA Sales & Trading Corporation KYOCERA Chemical (Wuxi) Co., Ltd.
KYOCERA MITA Hong Kong Limited KYOCERA Chemical (Hong Kong) Ltd.
KYOCERA MITA Industrial Co., (H.K.) Ltd. KYOCERA TYCOM (H.K.) Ltd.
Tianjin AVX/KYOCERA International Trading Co., Ltd. KYOCERA TYCOM Carbide Tools (Zhuhai) Co., Ltd.
AVX/KYOCERA (Shanghai) International Trading Co., Ltd. KYOCERA KINSEKI Hertz (Shanghai) Corporation
AVX Electronics (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. KYOCERA Hong Kong CO., LTD.
AVX/KYOCERA Asia Ltd. KYOCERA Hong Kong Logistics Co., Ltd.
AVX/KYOCERA Hong Kong Ltd. KYOCERA Hong Kong Investment Co., Ltd.
KYOCERA Electronic Devices Hong Kong Ltd. Dongguan KYOCERA Realty Co., Ltd.
KYOCERA Electronic Devices Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Shanghai KYOCERA Trading Co., Ltd.
KYOCERA Communication Systems (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. KYOCERA (Tianjin) Telecom Equipment Co., Ltd.
Note: As of 2010 March 31.
 
 Naming of "Kyocera Road" in Shilong, Dongguan City, China
After Kyocera began business in Dongguan City in 1987, other Japanese manufacturers arrived one after another. The economy of Dongguan City developed rapidly. Stating, "People who drink from a well do not forget their debt to those who dug the well," the government of Shilong built very amiable relations with the first-comer, Kyocera. Praising Kyocera's contribution, the government named the road in front of SKO, Kyocera Road. Photo: Kyocera Road
 
 
Feature Article No.1: Practicing the Amoeba Management System
  What is the Amoeba Management System?
Objectives of the Amoeba Management System
Practicing the Amoeba Management System
To Become a Corporate Group that can Contribute to Development of Society
   
Feature Article No.2: Together with Chinese Society
  Expanding Production and Sales Bases in China
Practicing Kyocera Philosophy through Understanding and Permeation
Social Contribution Activities
Environmental Measures
   
Feature Article No.3: Expansion into Jewelry and Household Items Closely Associated with Lifestyle and Culture
  Seeking Enrichment of the Senses
Uses of Jewels Diversify as the Times Change
Adding Luxury to Lifestyles
Various Approaches through Nutritional Education

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