MSBHF:OTCMKTS
Mitsubishi Corp
$29.78
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Open
$30.31
High
$30.31
Low
$29.78
Mkt. cap
17.42T
Avg. vol.
10.82K
Volume
4.50K
52-wk high
$37.75
52-wk low
$21.40
Beta
-1.33
Shares outstanding
3.71B
No. of employees
63K
Open
$30.31
High
$30.31
Low
$29.78
Mkt. cap
17.42T
Avg. vol.
10.82K
Volume
4.50K
52-wk high
$37.75
52-wk low
$21.40
Beta
-1.33
Shares outstanding
3.71B
No. of employees
63K
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Profile
Mitsubishi Corporation is a Japanese general trading company and a core member of the Mitsubishi Group. For much of the post-war period, Mitsubishi Corporation has been the largest of the five great sogo shosha by revenue as well as profits.
The company was originally spun off from Mitsubishi & Co., Ltd, the holding company of the Mitsubishi Group at the time, in 1918 by Koyata Iwasaki. It was later split into three smaller trading companies by order of the Allied Occupation Forces, as major zaibatsu, including Mitsubishi, were deemed the backbone of Japan's pre-war economy. These companies re-merged in 1954, once again assuming the name Mitsubishi Corporation.
Mitsubishi’s operations began shifting away from the mere importing and exporting of goods in the 1960s. Starting with an investment in a liquefied natural gas field in Brunei in 1968, Mitsubishi rapidly moved towards investing directly in projects and companies overseas, rather than simply trading products.
Today, Mitsubishi holds interests in numerous large energy, mining, chemical, and infrastructure projects abroad, which generate the bulk of the company's revenue. Wikipedia
About Mitsubishi Corp
CEOKatsuya Nakanishi
Employees63K
Founded1950
Headquarters-
SectorTrading company
Websitemitsubishicorp.com