Trust Recovery Growth Vitalization - Marubeni
Trust Recovery Growth Vitalization - Marubeni
Trust Recovery Growth Vitalization - Marubeni
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At a Glance<br />
Segment<br />
Agri-Marine<br />
Products<br />
Textile<br />
Forest Products &<br />
General Merchandise<br />
Chemicals<br />
Energy<br />
Metals &<br />
Mineral Resources<br />
Segment Trading Segment Assets<br />
Transactions as as Percentage of Total<br />
Percentage of Total<br />
12.3% 9.5%<br />
4.5% 2.8%<br />
10.0% 7.5%<br />
8.4% 4.0%<br />
22.3% 9.3%<br />
7.7% 4.6%<br />
Main Products and Services<br />
• The division is involved in the production and sale of food and food products<br />
of all kinds, including agricultural produce, such as grains and vegetables,<br />
marine products, livestock, processed foods, beverages and their<br />
ingredients, livestock feed and fodder, and fertilizers, and the provision of<br />
related services. Utilizing its global network, the division procures products<br />
matched to customer needs and ensures a stable product supply by conducting<br />
efficient logistics operations.<br />
• The division handles a broad range of goods destined for consumer products.<br />
Besides fiber, yarn, textiles, finished garments and non-apparel consumer<br />
items, including interior items and sundries, the division handles a<br />
variety of industrial materials. Leveraging <strong>Marubeni</strong>’s global network, the<br />
division uses its formidable procurement capabilities in both upstream and<br />
midstream channels to act as a comprehensive wholesaler that is pivotal to<br />
global production. Using its integrated capabilities that range from product<br />
planning to logistics, the division seeks to play a direct role in the expansion<br />
of consumer markets.<br />
•In pulp and paper, the division has built a value chain covering upstream to<br />
downstream areas, encompassing everything from afforestation to the<br />
manufacture of wood chips and pulp, and paper and paperboard, including<br />
the collection of wastepaper. The division conducts operations and trading<br />
activities in each of these business domains.<br />
•In general merchandise, the division handles a wide variety of products<br />
such as natural rubber, rubber products, leather, footwear, sporting goods,<br />
timber and plywood.<br />
•Operation of businesses spanning a broad range of chemical-related sectors,<br />
both in Japan and overseas, from commodity chemicals such as petrochemical<br />
feedstocks and plastics, inorganic chemicals such as sulfur and<br />
salt, and fatty acids and other specialty chemicals, to advanced materials<br />
and biotech-related chemicals. By giving priority to initiatives in China particularly<br />
in electronic materials, basic chemicals, and plastics, the division<br />
is seeking to provide multifunctional, value-added business operations.<br />
• Exploration and production (E&P) of energy resources<br />
•Trading, marketing and retail businesses for petroleum products, crude oil,<br />
LPG, natural gas, LNG and equipment for nuclear power plants<br />
•Provision of various services pertaining to the nuclear fuel cycle<br />
•Overseas metals and mineral resources development, including aluminum<br />
smelting and the development of mines for coal, non-ferrous metals and<br />
raw materials for steel production<br />
•Sale of raw materials for steel production (iron ore, coal, coke, anthracite,<br />
ferro alloys, steel scrap, etc.), thermal coal for power companies and general<br />
industry, non-ferrous metals such as copper, zinc, and aluminum, and<br />
precious metals<br />
•Manufacture and sale of non-ferrous metal products and materials for electronics<br />
Notes: 1. Segment performance throughout this report is based on business results for the year ended March 31, 2005. Information regarding business lines, products and services is as of April 2005.<br />
2. The total volume of trading transactions is calculated according to generally accepted accounting principles in Japan. This figure includes the total amount of transactions in which<br />
<strong>Marubeni</strong> and its consolidated subsidiaries acted in the capacity of selling contractor or agent.