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Subaru Corporation

Also known as Fuji Heavy Industries, Fuji Jūkōgyō Kabushiki-gaisha

car manufacturer based in Japan

Key facts

Native name: 株式会社SUBARU
Romanized name: Kabushiki-gaisha SUBARU
Formerly: Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd. (1953–2017)
Company type: Public
Traded as: TYO : 7270 TOPIX Large 70 Component
Industry: Automotive , transportation equipment manufacturing, defense
Predecessor: Nakajima Aircraft Company
Founded: July 15, 1953 ; 72 years ago ( 1953-07-15 )
Headquarters: Ebisu, Shibuya , Tokyo , Japan
Key people: Tomomi Nakamura [ ja ] ( chairman ) Atsushi Osaki [ ja ] ( president and CEO )
Products: Automobiles , aircraft , aircraft parts, helicopters
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¥ 3,344.11 billion (FY2020)

Operating income

¥210.32 billion (FY2020)

Net income

¥152.59 billion (FY2020)

Total assets

¥3,293.91 billion (FY2020)

Total equity

¥1,720.12 billion (FY2020)

Owners

Toyota (20.42%) The Master Trust Bank of Japan investment trusts (14.15%) Custody Bank of Japan investment trusts (5.28%) State Street Bank West Client - Treaty 505234 (1.56%) (as of September 30, 2024 )

Divisions

Automobile ( Subaru ) Aerospace

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Official website

株式会社SUBARU（スバル）

株式会社SUBARU（スバル）の企業情報、株主・投資家情報、ニュースルーム、サステナビリティ、採用情報等、SUBARUの企業情報全般を提供する公式企業サイトです。

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Official name: 株式会社SUBARU
Official website: www.subaru.co.jp
Image: Subaru hq3.jpg

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Commons category: Fuji Heavy Industries
inception: 1953-07-15

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