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Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
KYOSAN VISION
Continuously ensuring safety and peace of mind for the future
Corporate | Based on the themes of "Safety and Reliability" and "Global Environment Conservation," |
Philosophy | we will contribute to "the development of society and a better quality of life" with our |
advanced technologies and high-quality assurance. | |
Management | Perpetual growth of the Kyosan Group |
Objectives | Happiness of all the people who work hand in hand with us |
Appropriate returns to stakeholders | |
Corporate | Envisioned corporate image: |
Vision | First and Foremost in Reliability - KYOSAN |
Leading company that provides safety and peace of mind | |
Global corporation that respects the cultures of all countries | |
Effective corporate governance |
Honesty and | ||
high ethical | Speed | |
standards | ||
Code of | Action | ||||
Conduct | Guidelines | ||||
Strong sense of | |||||
responsibility and | Diversity | Challenge | Innovation | ||
involvement | |||||
Kyosan Corporate Code of Conduct / Action Guideline
Kyosan Electric Mfg. Co. and its affiliates aim to become a reliable company that creates and improves safety and security for the people. Toward this end, we will contribute in the improvement of social comfort through constant dedication to the development of new technologies, and attain traffic and lifeline safety through providing products and services that match the needs of our customers.
As good corporate citizens, we will always maintain "honesty, high ethics," and a "strong sense of responsibility and involvement" in all of our business dealings, and we will act proactively with the awareness for "innovative ideas meeting challenge" and "speed and consistency." We shall execute the practice of this corporate code of conducts by leading by example as one of our most important responsibilities, and will promulgate these principles to all employees, thereby infusing a spirit of cooperation and harmony throughout the organization. We will strive to build a corporate foundation that is flexible in its response to various management crises through full internal control, while exerting the utmost effort toward the permanent ongoing development of the enterprise, making positive contributions to the community and maintaining the confidence of our customers.
We shall therefore
1. Put our customers first We shall do everything in our power to provide products and implement services that will achieve a high degree of customer satisfaction. All of our business activities shall be constantly steeped in the concept of 'put our customers first'.
2. | Constantly Innovate | We shall constantly strive to develop and advance leading edge technologies that will help |
to make products that are highly functional, of the highest quality, and that are friendly to | ||
the environment and people, while protecting and enhancing our intellectual properties. | ||
3. | Comply to Law | We shall engage only in business activities that are fair, sound, legal and ethical, and fully |
compliant with the applicant laws and regulations and the highest principles of ethics and | ||
social mores. | ||
4. | Engage in Fair | We shall endeavor to follow sound business practices in all of our business areas, to be fair |
Business Practices | and transparent at all times, and to conduct appropriate business dealings. We shall | |
maintain sound and normal relationships with politicians and government administrations | ||
and take a firm stand against antisocial forces. | ||
5. | Provide Proactive | We shall provide proactive disclosure of all our business activities to our shareholders and |
Disclosure | to everyone affiliated with our company in a timely manner, in order to be an "open and | |
trustworthy company." | ||
6. | Respect Individual | We shall endeavor to ensure that all employees are respected as individuals and, by so |
Employee | doing, create a rich, abundant, workplace that provides satisfaction and a deep sense of | |
fulfillment for all employees. | ||
7. | Be a Good Corporate | We shall contribute to society through first and foremost being a good corporate citizen in |
Citizen | all of our business undertakings. | |
8. | Manage Risk | In regard to significant management risks including catastrophic disasters and accidents, |
we shall endeavor to take preventive and predictive measures; and at the same time, to | ||
build a structure to prevent the occurrence and expansion of loss. | ||
9. | Protect the Environment | We shall endeavor to implement eco-friendly policies that will help bring about a society |
and the Planet | that is gentle to the earth and to the people living in it. |
Corporate Profile | 1 Growth Strategy | 13 | Management System | 23 | CSR (Environmental and | 33 | |||||
Social Activities) | |||||||||||
1 | KYOSAN VISION | 13 | Top Message | 23 | Executive Members | ||||||
33 | Initiatives to Improve Quality and | ||||||||||
3 | History of Kyosan | Business Overview | 17 | 27 | Corporate Governance | ||||||
5 | Kyosan in Daily Life | 31 | Risk Management | Reduce Environmental Load | |||||||
36 | |||||||||||
17 | Kyosan's Business Areas | Material Procurement | |||||||||
7 | The Kyosan Brand - | 32 | Dialogue with Shareholders | ||||||||
19 | Signaling Solutions Business | 37 | Initiatives for Utilization and | ||||||||
Spreading Worldwide | and Investors | ||||||||||
9 | Initiatives for SDGs | 21 | Power Electronics Business | 39 | Development of Human Resources | ||||||
Social Engagement Initiatives |
Data Section | 40 | Scope of Report | ||
41 | Financial Highlights | In principle, this report covers Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and its affiliates. | ||
Period Covered by Report | ||||
42 | Non-Financial Highlights | This report covers the fiscal year ended March 31, 2021 (April 2020 to March 2021), but also includes some information from before and after that | ||
43 | Financial Data and | period. | ||
Caution Regarding Forward-looking Statements | ||||
Non-Financial Data | ||||
45 | Corporate Data | Forecasts regarding future performance contained in this report are based on judgments and assumptions using information currently available to the | ||
Company. | ||||
46 | Stock Information | Accordingly, please be advised that actual performance may differ substantially from stated forecasts, due to uncertainty inherent in such judgments | ||
47 | Offices/Group Companies | and assumptions, as well as changes in business operations and internal or external circumstances. | ||
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History of Kyosan
1920 | 1923 | 1931 | ||||||||||||||||||
1964 | 1969 | 1984 | 1986 | |||||||||||||||||
1936 | 1958 | |||||||||||||||
1963 | ||||||||||||||||
1989 | 1991 | |||||||||||||||
Our Path Over the Century and Beyond
Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. was first established as Tokyo Denki Kogyo Co., Ltd. at Kanda-Awajicho, Tokyo on September 3, 1917.
The Kyosan of Kyosan Electric Manufacturing is a portmanteau of Kyobashi and Sanjikkenbori. This comes from the fact that the predecessor company, Kyosan Shokai, had its first office in an area of Tokyo called Kyobashi Sanjikkenbori. Ever since then, the Company has been developing and producing various products, among which are many Japan's and world's firsts.
Kyosan has leveraged its excellent technologies and reliable services since its inception to accumulate trust and achievements in fields that support the core of society.
For the safety and comfort of people throughout the world, we will keep offering solutions that meet diversifying needs.
World's first | 1920 | |||||
Relay | ||||||
first | 1921 | 1931 |
1981
Total management system for bus service
Signaling system for medium distance transit systems (for unattended train operation)
1982
Computer-based CTC system for U.S. Amtrak Mule (railway car mover)
1984
Electronic interlocking Equipment
2000
Partial-height platform screen door (Platform door)
Class-D 13.56MHz RF generator
2003
Point machine attached to sleeper (TCK-1)
2004
2013
Signaling system | FY2020 |
Line 1 | ¥62.2 |
for Harbin Metro | |
2014 | billion |
Fully digitalized Class-D RF generator
Waterproof traffic signal controller
2016
Passenger information system for Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal (won the 2016 Good Design Award)
Transparent Platform Screen Doors
2017
Entry-avoidance system [Shika Fumikiri (Deer- collision prevention system at level crossing)] (won the 2017 Good Design Award)
Impedance bond | Compact car | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Japan's | 1923 | (Kyosan-go) | 1963 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Electromechanical | Cuprous oxide | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ATC system for the | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
interlocking | rectifier | Tokaido Shinkansen | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Automatic block signaling | Traffic signal | Line | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Products | device | 1932 | 1936 | 1964 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1925 | Trip arm type ATS | CTC system | Automatic-response | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Electric point machine | device | 1937 | 1950 | traffic signal Controller | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Railway crossing alarm | 1933 | Car Retarder <> | Selenium rectifier | 1969 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1926 | Relay interlocking | Yard of Japan National Railways | 1958 | Total Traffic | Control | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Electric interlocking | Equipment | (Current "JR")> | Silicon rectifier | System | (TTC) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1974
Wide area Traffic Control System
1978
ATC systems for the Tohoku and Joetsu Shinkansen Lines
1986
LED traffic information display for traffic control
1989
Traffic Control System for Shenzhen, China
Signaling system for normal conducting HSST maglev system
1991
Smooth-braking ATC system
1998
Centralized electronic interlocking Equipment
Traffic control ITS equipment for Nagano Olympic
Gap filler
2005
HSST commercial operation launched2007
Signaling system for the Taiwan High Speed Rail
ARTEMIS traffic signal Controller Profile signal control system
CBTC system for new transport system
2018
Train Departure Signaling | sales |
System for Keikyu | |
Shinagawa Station | |
(won the 2018 Good | net |
Design Award) | |
of | |
2019 | |
Trends | |
platform screen doors | |
Lightweight partial-height |
1917 | 1920 | 1930 | 1940 | 1950 | 1960 |
History | 1917 | Company established as Tokyo Denki Kogyo | 1949 | Stock listed on the | |
Co., Ltd., in Kanda-Awajicho,Tokyo. | Tokyo Stock Exchange. | ||||
Commenced manufacture and sales of electro-medical | |||||
1926 | apparatuses and other electrical machinery and devices. | ||||
Company name changed to Kyosan Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. | |||||
1928 | Constructed and transferred corporate office and factory to the | ||||
current location. |
Merged with the limited partnership Kyosan Shokai and Nippon
Electric Application Co., Ltd.
1970 Consolidated net sales from FY1977 1980 | 1990 | 2000 | 2010 | 2020 |
1993 Capitalization | 2002 | ISO 14001 certified. | ||
increased to ¥6.27 | ||||
billion. |
1995 ISO 9001 certification granted to Power Converter Division
(currently Power Electronics Division).
1996 ISO 9001 certification granted to Railway Signal Division and Traffic Systems Division (currently Traffic Control Systems Division).
1998 | 2000 | 2003 | 2004 | 2014 | 2016 | 2019 |
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Kyosan in Daily Life
Kyosan's technologies and products support our daily traffic, lifelines and production facilities, and contribute to the development of society and a better quality of life.
Road Traffic Control Center
Road Traffic Control System
Road traffic control systems collect and analyze driving information on vehicles in the area to implement optimal traffic signal control according to constantly changing road traffic conditions and provide useful traffic information to drivers.
Roads
Vehicle Detector
Vehicle detectors are used to collect traffic information for traffic control, and the collected data is also provided to the Vehicle Information and Communication System (VICS) Center.
Intersections
Stations, Airports, Bus Terminals
Passenger Information Display Systems
These systems provide passengers with the information they need in a timely and easily-to-understand manner, by combining visual display and audio announcements, according to installation location and usage, such as at train stations, airports, and bus terminals. The information displays are built according to universal design principles, and feature a diverse product lineup, including models with displays on one or both sides, as well as models that can be installed outdoors, depending on installation location.
Platform
Partial-Height Platform Screen Doors
Partial-height platform screen doors are devices that physically block the platform from the railway tracks, thereby preventing people from falling from the
Airports
Stations
Platform
LUNCH
Roads
RoadTraffic
Control Center
Intersections
署 察 警
車間注意
Major Roads
cafe
Road Traffic Signal
Controllers/Road
Traffic Signal Unit
Road traffic signal controllers provide safe and smooth road traffic by conducting traffic control according to the situation, and perform advanced traffic control to alleviate traffic congestion. LED road traffic signal units are more compact and thinner, while also ensuring superior visibility, and realizing further energy savings.
Main Roads
Traffic Information Displays
This information display provides drivers with moment-to-moment traffic information on constantly changing road conditions.
Equipped with high-intensity LEDs, this product realizes both multi-color display and energy
platform onto the tracks and enhancing platform safety.
Level crossing
Level Crossing Control Equipment
To prevent collision accidents at level crossings where railway tracks intersect with roads, we provide different types of control equipment offering a high level of safety and reliability including level crossing barriers, obstruction detectors and warning devices.
Level crossing
Bus Terminals
Railway | Shoe | store | |
Signaling | |||
FlowerShop | 麺 | ||
Supermarket |
CAR | RENTAL |
Electric Power
Companies
Semiconductor/FPD
Manufacturing Equipment
savings.
Electric Power Companies
Power Supply Systems for Communications Devices
Communications, which can be said as the foundation of information society where speed and capacity are increasing, are supported by high- precision, highly reliable power supplies.
Railway Signaling
Train Control Equipment
This system ensures the safety of passenger transport by automatically controlling train speeds or stopping trains in order to reliably prevent train collisions and derailments.
Interlocking
Equipment
Interlocking Equipment guarantee safe operation by controlling the routes followed by trains, as well vehicles in stations and depots. By ensuring the interrelationships between signals and point machines, etc., these systems secure safe routes for the trains to follow.
Total Traffic Control System
This system monitors the state of operations and automatically controls the signals and routes according to a timetable to operate multiple trains efficiently in each line section.
Semiconductor/FPD Manufacturing Equipment
Digitally Controlled RF Systems
This compact high frequency power supply employs Class-D RF amplifiers with high conversion efficiency. It is incorporated in the manufacturing equipment used worldwide, including semiconductor devices, flat panel displays, and organic EL devices.
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The Kyosan Brand - Spreading Worldwide
Powering the World - Through our Various Products.
Railway Signaling Solutions Poland
Office for Local
Subsidiary
We opened an office for subsidiary Kyosan Europe Sp.z o.o. in Warsaw, Poland.
The country is expected to invest in railway systems, so we are working on market research for railway products and customer cultivation.
Traffic Management SolutionsRussia
ARTEMIS* Traffic Signal
Control System
In collaboration with the national institution NEDO (The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization) and NRI (Nomura Research Institute, Ltd.), Kyosan has sought to spread the use of intelligent traffic signals in Russia using its advanced traffic signal system "ARTEMIS."
As a result, in February 2021, eight cities expressed an interest in introducing intelligent traffic signals. Going forward, we will work on promoting the spread of intelligent traffic signals in these eight cities and all over Russia while also seeking to roll them out to the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries.
Power Conversion Solutions
Semiconductor/FPD
Manufacturing Equipment
Our Power Conversion Solutions are incorporated in manufacturing equipment for semiconductor devices and flat panel displays in China, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and the U.S.A., supporting the most advanced technology and productivity around the world.
Railway Signaling Solutions Taiwan
Electronic interlocking equipment
at 3 stations operated by the
Taiwan Railways Administration
The Taiwan Railways Administration is working on updating the electronic interlocking equipment at Nanping Station, Fenglin Station, and Wanrong Station in conjunction with the conversion to a doubletrack line between Nanping and
Wanrong on the Taitung Line.
The terrain is steep in eastern Taiwan, so there is still a high percentage of single- track sections. However, work has begun on converting to double track lines in the area to improve the situation.
This project is Kyosan's first order received in eastern Taiwan and the first in Taiwan forupdating existing interlocking equipment.
Two switchovers are planned, so we will work to ensure that they go smoothly.
Railway Signaling Solutions | India |
Supply and installation of the
Conventional signaling control
Road | 80 vehicles passed |
Traffic | during the last 5 minutes, |
Control | so work out the right |
Center | number of seconds for |
the next green signal… | |
Operates as | |
directed by the | |
traffic control | |
center |
Autonomous distributed signaling control
Each signaling control system individually decides optimum parameter
Extend the number of seconds for the green signal because demand is set to increase.
4 vehicles will pass in 20 seconds
Electrification, Signaling and Telecommunication system for Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor
Kyosan formed a joint venture (consortium) with Larsen & Toubro Limited, a major Indian construction company, and received an order for a total of 447 km of electrification,
Railway Signaling
Solutions
Traffic Management
Solutions
Power Conversion
Solutions
Cannot cope with sudden | Able to predict how many vehicles come to | |
uctuations in demand! | the intersection in how many seconds! |
- ARTEMIS: Autonomous and Real-Time signal control based on Estimation traffic demand for MInimization of Signal waiting time
signaling, and telecommunication works on three sections of the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor in India. Kyosan is in charge of Electronic Interlocking system (EI) that controls signals and point machines, Train Monitoring and diagnostic System (TMS) that monitors train positions in the central control room, and Digital Axel Counter that detects train positions on railway tracks.
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