Kubota Corporation Overview
Company Headquarters: Osaka, Japan
Founded: 1890
Workforce: ~40,000
Company Working: Kubota Corporation designs, develops, and sells industrial products, consumer products, and machinery across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. It operates through two business segments: farm & industrial machinery and water & environment. The farm & industrial machinery segment offers tractors, combine harvesters, rice transplanters, utility vehicles, riding mowers, mini excavators, wheel loaders, and gasoline engine. The water & environment segment offers ductile iron pipes, plastic pipes, pumps, valves, spiral welded steel pipes. The company offers utility vehicles for agriculture and construction applications.
It has 187 consolidated companies in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. It operates in the US, Germany, France, China, India, Vietnam, Thailand, South Africa, Kenya, Abu Dhabi, and Oman. KUBOTA LOGISTICS Corporation, Kubota-Chemix, Okanetsu Co., Ltd, Aomori Kubota Corporation, and Kubota Kikou Corporation are some of the subsidiaries of the company.
Strategy
Kubota Corporation has a customer-focused service driven culture. It is making provisions for launching new, market-orientated products in various regions around the world in an effort to enhance its performance. Furthermore, to strengthen its global presence, the company is focusing on its R&D activities. For instance, in 2017, Kubota Corporation opened a new R&D center in its Sakai Plant, Japan. With an investment of around USD 32.98 million, the center will conduct R&D activities on combine harvesters, utility vehicles, and ride on mowers. Kubota Corporation has always placed importance on directly visiting its clients, confirming the status of its products, and understanding the needs and concerns of the clients. These activities help enhance the quality of its products and offers its customers a sense of reassurance, which deepens the trust placed in the company’s brand.



