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Saijo Inx

Saijo Inx

Monozukuri Hub Meetup vol.7
Speaker: DELMOTTE EMERY

MakersBootCamp

October 12, 2016
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  1. Saijo Inx is a Japanese company established on December 16th,

    1950 at Kyoto, with a capital of JPY 46 million and an annual sales turnover of JPY 2.06 billions. The average age of our 99 employees is of 34.5 years old. Our main customers are OMRON, Fujitsu, Murata Manufacturing, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Kyocera, J.S.T. Connectors, Nidec Corporations and Denso. The company
  2. Our main businesses are: The making of prototypes from thin

    sheet metal working and plastic resins Press stamping, folding and cutting The making of die-sets The company
  3. Miyazu o Tango SAIJOINX Co., Ltd. Kyotango o LLP Tango

    Shisaku Solutions Co., Ltd. Kyoto o Kyoto Shisaku Solutions Co., Ltd. Yokohama o Sales office Kyoto o Head Office R&D Center Production facility (Makishima) Kurayoshi o Tottori SAIJOINX Co., Ltd.
  4. 20% 12% 12% 12% 10% 9% 7% 5% 3% 3%

    3% 1% 3% Heat fins Connectors Batteries, fuel cells In-vehicle components Switches Electric components In-vehicle connectors Communication modules Industrial equipment In-vehicle relays Motors Medical products Others Prototypes account for 46% of our sales Lead time: 7 days in average More than 400 projects handled per month
  5. 0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 2005 2006 2007 2008

    2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Consolidated turnover Prototypes Mass production Sales
  6. Optical Parts 34% Power control devices 30% Fin 16% Fuel

    Cell 10% Automotive 4% Others 6% Sales, mass production (03/2015)
  7. Fin (heat exchanger) 20% consumer connector 12% Fuel Cell, rechargeable

    battery 12% in-vehicle electrical component 12% Switch 10% Electrical components 9% in-vehicle connector 7% communication module 5% industrial equipment 3% relay 3% motor 3% medical 1% others 3% Sales, prototypes (03/2015)
  8. Development • Can we make it happen? • What are

    the key elements of the project? Prototype • Fast realization • Smooth transition to mass production Mass Production • Early market introduction • Implement incrementations Strategy Complete Support