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Bridgestone to Acquire TomTom´s Digital Fleet Solutions Business
News – 2019
Bridgestone to Acquire TomTom´s Digital Fleet Solutions Business
2019/01/22
Tokyo, January 22, 2019 – Bridgestone Corporation (Bridgestone) announced that its subsidiary Bridgestone Europe NV/SA, has entered into an agreement with TomTom to acquire TomTom Telematics, its digital fleet solutions business, for a cash consideration of €910 million (JP¥114 billion). The transaction is anticipated to be completed latest in the 2nd quarter of 2019, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions such as regulatory approvals.
TomTom is the number one provider of digital fleet solutions in Europe, a marketplace with very diverse in legal, commercial and cultural requirements. Its digital fleet solutions business has successfully demonstrated its ability to operate in complex and demanding market environments and has continued to strengthen its potential to expand globally.
TomTom's digital fleet solution offers an industry leading data platform for connected vehicles enabling safer driving, improving productivity and optimizing uptime for personal and commercial mobility. Combining this digital fleet solution with Bridgestone's tire expertise and global service network creates an opportunity that accelerates the company's effort to become a key partner in the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) landscape with leading tire products, services and solutions offerings.
In addition to reinforcing Bridgestone's broad and leading portfolio, this strategic investment will also strengthen its position as an innovative leader in the field of tire design, and tire predictive maintenance service. Bridgestone will gain unprecedented insights into vehicle and tire operating conditions and be able to leverage a growing installed user base of 860,000 vehicles communicating 200 million data points per day.
With this acquisition, Bridgestone adds core components to its Tire and Diversified Products as a Solution (Bridgestone T&DPaaS) strategy defining the company's evolving business domain and continuous commitment towards value creation for its customers and the society.
About Bridgestone Corporation:
Bridgestone Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is the world’s largest tire and rubber company. In addition to tires for use in a wide variety of applications, it also manufactures a broad range of diversified products, which include industrial rubber and chemical products and sporting goods. Its products are sold in over 150 nations and territories around the world.
About TomTom:
TomTom is the leading independent location technology specialist, shaping mobility with highly accurate maps, navigation software, real-time traffic information and services. To achieve its vision of a safer world, free of congestion and emissions, it creates innovative technologies that keep the world moving. By combining its extensive experience with leading business and technology partners, it powers connected vehicles, smart mobility and, ultimately, autonomous driving. Headquartered in Amsterdam with offices in 37 countries, TomTom’s technologies are trusted by hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
Bridgestone Named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the Third Consecutive Year
News – 2018
Bridgestone Named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the Third Consecutive Year
– Achieved the highest score in the Auto Components industry sector in the environmental dimension –
2018/09/19
TOKYO (September 19, 2018) – Bridgestone Corporation (Bridgestone) has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI World) for the third consecutive year and the Dow Jones Sustainability Asia Pacific Index for the ninth consecutive year. These indices, maintained collaboratively by S&P Dow Jones Indices and RobecoSAM, measure the performance of the world's sustainability leaders based on a comprehensive analysis of long-term economic, environmental and social criteria.
Bridgestone achieved again the highest score in the Auto Components industry sector in the environmental dimension and the maximum score of 100 in the environmental assessment criteria: environmental reporting. Bridgestone also obtained the highest score in its sector for climate strategy in the environmental dimension.
In February 2018, Bridgestone launched a new Global Sustainable Procurement Policy for further driving sustainable procurement. It is applicable to all purchased materials and services, as well as all suppliers globally. Such an advanced effort that enhanced the sustainability of Bridgestone is highly evaluated.
In March 2017, the Bridgestone Group launched its global Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitment, Our Way to Serve. This commitment organizes Bridgestone’s CSR efforts under three Priority Areas: Mobility, People and Environment to improve the way people move, live, work and play through innovation and technology. Along with these Priority Areas, the Group continues to strengthen the basic governance, compliance and behavioral characteristics expected of any responsible company through its Management Fundamentals.
Priority Areas and Management Fundamentals of “Our way to Serve”
About DJSI World
DJSI World is a stock index that was launched through collaboration between S&P Dow Jones Indices and RobecoSAM. Every year, DJSI World evaluates and quantifies the sustainability of roughly 2,500 major companies around the world from an environmental, economic and social perspective. Companies within each industry that rank in the top 10 percent are selected for inclusion in the index. This year, nearly 320 companies were selected for inclusion, with Bridgestone being selected within the Automobiles & Components industry group category.
Related links:
Bridgestone’s CSR web page
Bridgestone Group’s Sustainability Report 2017-18
Bridgestone Group’s Annual Report 2017
Bridgestone’s Sustainable Procurement web page
Our Way to Serve special web page
External Assessments for Bridgestone
About Bridgestone Corporation:
Bridgestone Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is the world’s largest tire and rubber company. In addition to tires for use in a wide variety of applications, it also manufactures a broad range of diversified products, which include industrial rubber and chemical products and sporting goods. Its products are sold in over 150 nations and territories around the world.
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Senior Management Changes
News – 2018
Senior Management Changes
2018/12/13
Tokyo (December 13, 2016) – Bridgestone Corporation today announced the following changes in Executive Officers and Corporate Officers.
1. Retiring Member of Executive Officers
(December 31, 2018)
NameNewFormer
Kazuhisa
NISHIGAI
Member of the Board
Member of the Board
COO and Representative Executive Officer
Concurrently Chief Technology Officer Responsible for Technology
2. New Members of Executive Officers
(January 1, 2019)
NameNewFormer
Christine
KARBOWIAK
Executive Vice President and Executive Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Responsible for Global Public Relations, Government Relations and Sustainability
Deputy Chair, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Risk Officer and Executive Vice President of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Vice President and Senior Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Deputy Chair, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Risk Officer and Executive Vice President of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Masato
BANNO
Senior Vice President and Executive Officer, Chief Technology Officer
Responsible for Technology, Quality Management; Concurrently responsible for Products and Technology Development
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Products Development
Next Generation Product Technology Development
Concurrently General Manager, Design Structure Control
Masahiro
HIGASHI
Senior Vice President and Executive Officer
Responsible for MAA(Mining, Aircraft, Agriculture)& Diversified Products Solutions Business
Vice President and Senior Officer Responsible for Diversified Products Business Diversified Products Production
3. Changing Positions and Responsibilities of Executive Officers
(January 1, 2019)
NameNewFormer
Akihiro
ETO
COO, Representative Executive Officer and President
Executive Vice President and Executive Officer
Responsible for Japan Tire SBU;
Concurrently responsible for Group Strategy Planning
Chief Financial Officer
Finance
Shuichi
ISHIBASHI
Vice Chair and Representative Executive Officer
Responsible for GBS(Global Business Support)
Concurrently responsible for Technology and Quality Management
Concurrently responsible for Global Original Equipment and Marketing Strategy
Concurrently responsible for Olympics・Paralympics, Sports・Cycle & Active Healthy Lifestyle
Concurrently Executive Chair of Bridgestone Sports Co., Ltd.;
Concurrently Executive Chair of Bridgestone Cycle Co., Ltd.
Executive Vice President and Executive Officer Chief Quality Management Officer Responsible for Quality Management;
Concurrently responsible for Global Original Equipment and Global Business Strategy;
Concurrently responsible for Global Solutions Business and Diversified Products;
Concurrently responsible for Global Solutions Business
Gordon
KNAPP
Vice Chair and Executive Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Member of the Board, CEO and President of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Senior Vice President and Executive Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Member of the Board, CEO and President of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Paolo
FERRARI
Executive Vice President and Executive Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Member of the Board, CEO and President of Bridgestone Europe NV/SA
Chairman of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Senior Vice President and Executive Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Member of the Board, CEO and President of Bridgestone Europe NV/SA
Chairman of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
4. New Members of Corporate Officers
(January 1, 2019)
NameNewFormer
Akira
MASUNAGA
Vice President and Officer, Chief Digital Officer
Digital Technology, IT;
Concurrently Director, Digital Solution Division
Director, Digital Strategy Planning Division
Naoki
HISHINUMA
Vice President and Officer, Chief Financial Officer
Finance;
Concurrently Director, Finance Division;
Concurrently General Manager, Headquarters Treasury Department
Director, Finance Division;
Concurrently General Manager, Headquarters Treasury Department
Makoto
ISHIYAMA
Vice President and Officer
Next Generation Technology Development;
Concurrently Director, Next Generation Technology Development Division
Concurrently Director, Next Generation Production Engineering Development Division
Director, Next Generation Product Technology Development Division
Junya
ONO
Vice President and Officer
Tire Operation Management and Service;
Concurrently Director, International Business Operations Division
Director, International Business Operations Division
Minoru
ISODA
Vice President and Officer
Internal Manufacturing Management and Procurement,
CQO Internal Manufacturing Management
Director, Procurement Division
Satoru
KUSANO
Vice President and Officer
Diversified Products Production;
Concurrently Director, Diversified Products Production Division
Director, Diversified Products Production Division
Hiroshi
HARASHIMA
Vice President and Officer
Diversified Products Development and Production Technology;
Concurrently Director, Diversified Products Base & Advanced Technology Development Division
Director, Diversified Products Production Innovation Promotion Division
Concurrently General Manager, Quality Control Innovation Department
Concurrently General Manager, Production Innovation Department
5. Changing Positions and Responsibilities of Corporate Officers
(January 1, 2019)
NameNewFormer
Minoru
SHIMIZU
Senior Vice President and Senior Officer Assistant to COO, Representative Executive Officer and President
Senior Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Japan Tire Business
Thomas
HIGGINS
Vice President and Senior Officer, Chief Strategic Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
Responsible for Global Strategy
President, US & Canada Consumer Tire Sales Division of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Chairman of Bridgestone Europe NV/SA
Vice President and Senior Officer of Bridgestone Corporation
President, US & Canada Consumer Tire Sales Division of Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
Chairman of Bridgestone Europe NV/SA
Hidekazu
KIMIZU
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Corporate Administration
Chief Compliance Officer, Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Corporate Planning;
Concurrently responsible for Corporate Administration
Chief Compliance Officer, Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property
Chief Information Officer
IT & Network
Hideki
KOMATSU
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Nest Lab.
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Business Development Planning
Yoshihiko
ICHIKAWA
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Global Original Equipment Strategy
Global Original Equipment Strategy
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Global Original Equipment;
Global Original Equipment Strategy
Akira
MATSUDA
Vice President and Senior Officer, Chief Quality Management Officer
Responsible for Quality Management
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Basic Technology Development
Yuzo
SHISEKI
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Tire Development, Production Technology Development
Vice President and Officer
Quality Promotion
Masashi
OHARA
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Core Technology Development
Vice President and Senior Officer
Chief Quality Officer,
Responsible for Safety, Disaster Prevention and Environment
Yukihiko
HOSO
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Production Engineering
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Production Technology
Masahiro
ISOBE
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Japan Tire Business;
Concurrently Chairman of Bridgestone Tire Japan Co., Ltd.
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Japan Tire Sales;
Concurrently Chairman of Bridgestone Tire Japan Co., Ltd.
Tomohiro
KUSANO
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Diversified Products Solutions Business
Vice President and Officer
Diversified Products Development and Production Technology;
Concurrently Director, Diversified Products Development Division Ⅰ
Naohisa
YODA
Vice President and Senior Officer
Responsible for Supply Chain Enhancement;
Concurrently Director, Supply Chain Enhancement Business Planning and Administration Division
Vice President and Officer
Internal Manufacturing Management and Procurement, Chief Quality Officer,
Internal Manufacturing Management
Masayuki
ISHII
Vice President and Officer,
Corporate Planning
Chief Risk Officer, Chief Human Rights Officer
Human Resources and General Affairs
Concurrently Director, Corporate Planning Division
Vice President and Officer Corporate Planning
Chief Risk Officer, Chief Human Rights Officer
Human Resources and General Affairs
Public Relations and Brand Strategy;
Concurrently Director, Corporate Planning Division
Jun
SUGIHARA
Vice President and Officer
Quality Management Promotion
Safety, Disaster Prevention and Environmental Promotion
Concurrently Director, Quality Management Qualification and Audit, Governance Division
Vice President and Officer
Safety, Disaster Prevention and Environmental Promotion;
Concurrently Director, Safety, Disaster Prevention and Environmental
Promotion Division
Sho
INOUE
Vice President and Officer, Chief Quality Officer
Quality Promotion
Vice President and Officer
Quality Management Promotion;
Concurrently Director, Quality Management Qualification and Audit, Governance Division;
Concurrently General Manager, Quality Management Governance Office
Kenji
YAMASAKI
Vice President and Officer
Tire Production Technology Development
Vice President and Officer
Production Technology Strategy
Teruo
KUNITAKE
Vice President and Officer
Production Engineering;
Concurrently Director, Tire Process Platform System Engineering Division
Concurrently Director, Consumer Tire System Engineering Division
Vice President and Officer
Tire Process Systems Development;
Concurrently Director, Tire Process Technology Platform Development Division
Yasuyuki
TAMURA
Vice President and Officer
Advanced Technology..
Bridgestone to Transfer “PureBeta” Ultra High Purity Fine Ceramics SiC Component Operations
News – 2018
Bridgestone to Transfer “PureBeta” Ultra High Purity Fine Ceramics SiC Component Operations
2018/10/17
Tokyo (October 17, 2018) — Bridgestone Corporation announced on October 11 that it has reached an agreement with MARUWA CO., LTD., to transfer its “PureBeta” ultra high purity fine ceramics*1 silicon carbide (SiC) component operations to this company.
Since the launch of “PureBeta” in 2003, products from this line have been adopted by numerous semiconductor production equipment and semiconductor device manufacturers around the world, primarily for use as components in semiconductor production equipment. However, it was decided to transfer this business as part of the reorganization of the diversified products business*2, which is centered on solutions businesses, with the aim of achieving profitable and sustainable growth.
Financial information pertaining to “PureBeta” operations is not disclosed.
The Bridgestone Group is seeking to improve corporate value through higher capital efficiency while moving ahead with management reforms to make progress toward its ultimate management goals of becoming a truly global company and “Dan-totsu*3,” or the clear leader, in its industries.
Overview of MARUWA CO., LTD.
1. Company name :MARUWA CO., LTD.
2. Location :3-83, Minamihonjigahara-cho, Owariasahi-city, Aichi, 488-0044, Japan
3. Establishment :April 1973
4. Capital :8,646,720,000 JPY
5. Representative :Sei Kanbe
6. Business activities :Development, production, and sale of ceramics for electronics and industrial applications and electronic parts
7. Number of employees :1,815 (consolidated, as of March 31, 2018)
*1. High-performance ceramics that differ from standard ceramics in that they are made through optimal refining and mixing of raw material powders
*2. Business entity in Bridgestone Group offering products other than tires and sports equipment, namely conveyor belts, water drainage systems, and urethane foam products for vehicles
*3. The Japanese term for “the absolute and clear leader”
About Bridgestone Corporation:
Bridgestone Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, is the world’s largest tire and rubber company. In addition to tires for use in a wide variety of applications, it also manufactures a broad range of diversified products, which include industrial rubber and chemical products and sporting goods. Its products are sold in over 150 nations and territories around the world.
Bridgestone Americas Announces Expansion of Warren County Tire Plant
Bridgestone Americas (Bridgestone) today announced it is expanding the company’s Warren County, Tenn. commercial truck and bus radial (TBR) tire manufacturing facility as part of a three-year, $40 million investment to meet market demand and address emerging customer needs. The expansion of the 28-year-old nationally-recognized facility is expected to break ground before year end. “Bridgestone… Continue reading Bridgestone Americas Announces Expansion of Warren County Tire Plant
Business and Financial Results for 1Q 2018
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