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Onkyo
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Also known as Onkyo Corporation

is a Japanese consumer electronics company, specializing in premium home cinema and audio equipment, including AV receivers, surround sound speakers and portable devices.

Key facts

Company.name
Onkyo Corporation オンキヨー株式会社
Company.native_name
オンキヨー株式会社
Company.native_name_lang
ja
Company.romanized_name
Onkyō Kabushiki-gaisha
Company.logo
220px|Onkyo Corporate Logo
Company.type
Joint venture
Company.image
Kitahama Central Building.jpg
Company.image_caption
Kitahama Central Building in Osaka, headquarters of Onkyo
Company.foundation
Osaka, Japan as Osaka Denki Onkyo K.K
Company.location_city
Osaka
Company.location_country
Japan
Company.area_served
Worldwide
Company.key_people
Munenori Ohtsuki (Chairman, Representative Director, President) Hiroshi Nakano (Vice President, Representative Director)
Company.industry
Electronics
Company.products
Hi-fi and home theater Audio-Visual equipment, ICs, speaker units and related items
Company.revenue
US$492 million
Company.owner
Premium Audio Company Voxx International (75%)Sharp Corporation (25%)
Company.num_employees
1,814 (2016)

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Type
Company
Location
Minato, Japan
Status
Active

Official website

AV Receivers, Amplifiers, and Hi-Fi Home Audio | Onkyo

Discover great sound with our hi-fi home theater products including innovative solutions like Dirac Live and Dolby Atmos. Free shipping on all orders!

onkyo.com

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Wikidata facts

Official website
www.onkyo.com
Image
Lux Building.jpg
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Commons category
Onkyo
inception
1946-00-00
social media followers
13200
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Encyclopedic overview

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  • History
  • Products
  • References
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