Canon
Canon makes printers, office machines, cameras, medical imaging systems and semiconductor lithography equipment, and sells them through its own sales companies around the world.
Canon is mostly a printing company, not a camera maker.
Printers and office machines bring in more than twice the sales of cameras and other imaging products.
How big is Canon?
More than half is printing.
- Printing54%¥2.49T
- Imaging23%¥1.05T
- Medical13%¥580B
- Industrial8%¥358B
- Others and Corporate3%¥145B
Own the optics, sell direct, supply the machine.
- 1Printers, cameras, scanners
- 2Own sales companies per region
- 3Consumables and parts
Canon subsidiaries also make consumables and parts for Canon machines, supporting sales after the machine is sold.
- The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (trust account)17.59%
- Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (trust account)6.15%
- Mizuho Bank, Ltd.2.57%
CEO: Fujio Mitarai
- 1933Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory founded
- 1949Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
- 1968NP System and plain-paper copiers
- 1970Semiconductor lithography equipment
- 1981Bubble-jet recording technology
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