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Transportation & Construction Systems - Organization

Transportation & Construction Systems Business Unit		Planning & Administration Dept., Transportation & Construction Systems Business Unit
	Ship, Aerospace & Transportation Systems Division	Ship & Marine Project Planning Dept. Ship & Marine Project Dept. No.1 Ship & Marine Project Dept. No.2 Aerospace Dept. Transportation Project & Equipment Dept.
	Automotive Division No. 1	Automotive Leasing Dept. Asia & Americas Automotive Market Dept. Inter-American Automotive Business Dept. Automotive Manufacturing Business Dept.
	Automotive Division No. 2	Middle East & Africa Market Dept., No.1 Middle East & Africa Market Dept., No.2 Europe Market Dept.
	Construction & Mining Systems Division	Construction Equipment Dept., No.1 Construction Equipment Dept., No.2 Construction Equipment Dept., No.3

Ship, Aerospace & Transportation Systems Division	The Ship, Aerospace & Transportation Systems Division is involved in the buying/ selling of transportation-related equipment (ship, aircraft, railway systems), as well as related-projects, leasing, and financing, having developed a dynamic business support for clients around the world.
Automotive Division No. 1	The Automotive Division No. 1 is engaged in the entire automotive value chain, from automobile component manufacturing to logistics, retail and financial services in Japan, the Americas, and throughout Asia/ Oceania.
Automotive Division No. 2	Involved in the global value chain, from logistics to sales to financial services for automobiles, in the Middle Eastern, African, and European markets.
Construction & Mining Systems Division	The Construction & Mining Systems Division conducts downstream business on global basis, such as distributors and rentals for construction equipment like hydraulic excavators and bulldozers, and industrial vehicles like forklifts. The division has also approached the business development throughout the entire construction-equipment value chain, making challenges to other neighboring categories.