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Hinode Shokai Co., Ltd. was established as a subsidiary of Hitachi Ltd. in April 1947. In October of that same year, the company changed its name to Nissei Sangyo Co., Ltd. It went on to develop as a specialized trading company in advanced industrial fields, focusing on the sale of physics- and chemistry-related equipment, industrial measuring devices and equipment, and materials. In 2001, Nissei Sangyo took over the measuring instrument and semiconductor manufacturing equipment operations of Hitachi Ltd. Later, with the addition of the Hitachi Medical Corporation Sample Inspection Sales Group, Hitachi High-Technologies was born. In 2020, Hitachi High-Technologies has changed company name into Hitachi High-Tech and is utilizing the core technologies of “Observation, Measurement, Analyzing” to provide solutions in this global growth market.
Global Network
Hitachi High-Tech is a global company with locations in 26 countries and regions and 18 locations in Japan. Utilizing the personal connections, business relationships, and know-how that we have developed at each location, we provide high value-added solutions that meet the needs of our customers.
Revenues694.6billion yen* Results for the fiscal year
ended March 31, 2020
R&D Expenditure308billion yen
Patents Owned8,140
WorldSkills Competition
Cumulative total medals earned
4Gold Medals
1Silver Medal
2Bronze Medals
The WorldSkills Competition is held every two years and aims to promote vocational training and the improvement of technical skills in each of the participating countries. Winners of their countries' National Competitions are selected to compete in the WorldSkills Competition. So far, Hitachi High-Tech has earned four gold medals, one silver medal and two bronze medals.
Our group's products are backed by our continuous development of state-of-the-art technology with the highest standard of technical skills to make them a reality. In this way, competing in the WorldSkills Competition leads us back to our manufacturing roots. We aim to encourage world-class manufacturing by handing down our traditional training and technical skills to young technicians.
Commercial
Material Suppliers
Approximately4,200companies
Hitachi High-Tech is a global company with sites in 27 countries and regions. We leverage the personal connections, business relationships and expertise we have cultivated at each of our sites to supply workpieces all over the world that meet our customers' needs and deliver high value-added solutions.
Production
Component Suppliers
Approximately1,500companies
Hitachi High-Tech has built strong mutual trust with our customers and partners by continuing to provide high-quality services. We create new products and solutions in collaboration with our customers and partners based on this solid mutual trust, allowing us to continue to grow together.
As of October 2017, the Advanced High Resolution FEB*1 measurement device (CD-SEM) manufactured and sold by Hitachi High-Tech has shipped a cumulative total exceeding 5,000 units. The Hitachi High-Tech CD-SEM has been recognized for its high-quality image and high measurement performance ever since its launch in 1984, and continues to maintain the top share of 80.6% (*2) of the global market.
Advanced High Resolution FEB
measurement device (CD-SEM)
Cumulative total number of shipped units
Cumulative total of
5,000units
80.6%share
Number of Employees11,903(consolidated)
* As of March 31, 2020
Non-consolidated employees4,307(non-consolidated)
Average age
43 years 0 month of age
* As of March 31, 2020
Rate of return after leave of absence for childcare purposes90.7%* Individual results for Hitachi High-Tech
Hours of overtime (averaged among labor union members)25.6hours* Average of Hitachi High-Tech union members in FY2018
Days of paid vacation17.5days* Results for FY2018
Women in management rate4.6%* Results for FY2018
Disabled people employment rate2.53%* Results for FY2018
Hitachi High-Tech's Diversity Management
In the global marketplace, in which the Hitachi High-Tech Group operates, the changes in the business environment surrounding companies have become even severer. It is crucial that we continue to provide creative and pioneering solutions to our customers and society through continuous innovation to succeed in the competition. The Hitachi High-Tech Group respects diverse sensibilities and values and is working to incorporate them as one of our major initiatives to achieve growth. Placing “diversity management” at the core of our management practices is essential to lead us to produce organizational dynamics.
Supporting Science Education
Loss of interest in science among children and students is a problem that is facing developed countries. It is a critical issue that leads to difficulties for corporations in securing personnel to conduct R&D and to reduced international competitiveness as a nation.
With our Basic Philosophy of “value creation through high-tech solutions,” we will contribute to professional development and the development of society by supporting science education, which leverages our technology and products including scientific instruments to the maximum extent possible.
Supporting Children’s Science Education Activities Using Electron Microscopes
We conduct activities to support science education, using tabletop electron microscopes that are manufactured and sold by Hitachi High-Tech.
We support a range of educational events, such as special lessons for elementary and junior high schools as well as displays at science museums and exhibitions, with the aim of stimulating children’s interest in science and technology through the experience of observing familiar specimens on a microscopic scale. In Japan, we enabled approximately 8,007 children to experience the microscopic world in FY2016, mostly through special lessons conducted in Tokyo and Fukushima Prefecture.
Interaction with local communities
The Cougars are a women’s basketball team from Hitachi High-Tech.
Their activities include nationwide basketball clinics, which provide an opportunity to learn how exciting the basketball is, as well as its rules and techniques, while simultaneously playing the game. The clinic is mainly aimed at elementary and junior high school students. Through these efforts, the Cougars actively encourage interactions with local communities, contributing to the development of sports in the communities. Moreover, as part of their support for people with disabilities, the team visits the IFC Ibaraki Welfare Factory every year to hold a social event.
CO2 emissions11％decrease
year-on-year
Waste generationFinal disposal ratio
(Result for FY2018)0.02％(Domestic production base only)
Energy use efficiency
(Result for FY2018)
45.6％improvement(From its FY2005 level)
The Woodland of Hitachi High-Tech ScienceApproximately
44,000m2(approx. 10.9 acres)
Number of saplings transplantedApproximately
270 saplings
Woodland of Hitachi High-Tech
Science
(Oyama, Shizuoka prefecture)
We are working in cooperation with local communities and environmental non-profit organizations to proactively engage in biodiversity conservation activities.
At the Woodland of Hitachi High-Tech Science, a natural area that surrounds the R&D facility at the Fuji Oyama Works (Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture) of Hitachi High-Tech Science Corporation, we are working to maintain and regenerate a vast woodland, convert an artificial forest into a natural forest, regenerate a zebra grass field where wild native grasses grow, and eradicate invasive plants.
Silviculture Activities60years
Yasato Forest
The Group encourages environmental business and environmental management based on the Hitachi Group’s Environmental Vision.
On the one hand, we contribute to environmental conservation through our regular business, on the other we promote activities for global environmental conservation activities, such as the conservation of ecosystems in the local area through various activities by companies, as well as employees and their families. As part of these efforts, Hitachi High-Tech rented an approximately 2.3-hectare national forest in Ishioka City, Ibaraki from the government under the Forestry Agency’s Corporate Forest Program. The company named the forest the Hitachi High-Tech Yasato Forest, and has been working on a 60-year program of silviculture activities since 2005. New employees as well as interested employees and their families participate in work such as weeding and pruning to facilitate the growth of trees. Going forward, the company will continue to develop the forest until young trees are fully grown and cut down, thereby contributing to the conservation of the global environment and the prevention of global warming.
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