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CANON GROUP 10-YEAR SUMMARY (As of March 31, 2020)
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201st quarter
Net sales ¥ 3,706,901 3,557,433 3,479,788 3,731,380 3,727,252 3,800,271 3,401,487 4,080,015 3,951,937 3,593,299 $ 32,966,046 ¥ 782,312
Gross profit* 1,783,088 1,736,763 1,649,966 1,798,421 1,861,472 1,934,384 1,673,833 1,990,554 1,835,554 1,610,033 14,770,945 358,663
Operating profit* 387,552 378,071 323,856 337,277 363,489 355,210 228,866 321,605 342,952 174,667 1,602,450 32,877Income before income taxes 392,863 374,524 342,557 347,604 383,239 347,438 244,651 353,884 362,892 195,740 1,795,780 34,511Net income attributable to Canon Inc. 246,603 248,630 224,564 230,483 254,797 220,209 150,650 241,923 252,755 125,105 1,147,752 21,906
Net income attributable to Canon Inc. shareholders per share (Yen) (U.S. dollars) (Yen)
Basic 199.71 204.49 191.34 200.78 229.03 201.65 137.95 222.88 234.09 116.93 $ 1.07 20.69
Diluted 199.70 204.48 191.34 200.78 229.03 201.65 137.95 222.88 234.08 116.91 1.07 20.68
NET SALES, GROSS PROFIT, OPERATING PROFIT, INCOME BEFORE INCOME TAXES, NET INCOME
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Gross profit to net sales ratio* 48.1 48.8 47.4 48.2 49.9 50.9 49.2 48.8 46.4 44.8 45.8 Operating profit to net sales ratio* 10.5 10.6 9.3 9.0 9.8 9.3 6.7 7.9 8.7 4.9 4.2 Income before income taxesto net sales ratio 10.6 10.5 9.8 9.3 10.3 9.1 7.2 8.7 9.2 5.4 4.4 Net income attributable toCanon Inc. to net sales ratio 6.7 7.0 6.5 6.2 6.8 5.8 4.4 5.9 6.4 3.5 2.8
ROA1 6.3 6.3 5.7 5.6 5.9 5.0 3.1 4.7 5.0 2.6 1.9
ROE2 9.2 9.6 8.7 8.4 8.7 7.4 5.2 8.6 8.9 4.5 3.4
PROFITABILITY
* In 2018, a reclassification of operating profit and other income (deductions) was conducted due to change in pension accounting standard. 2017 figures were restated to conform with the current year’s presentation.1: Return on assets: Based on net income attributable to Canon Inc. 2: Return on equity: Based on net income attributable to Canon Inc. and total Canon Inc. shareholders’ equity.
* In 2018, a reclassification of operating profit and other income (deductions) was conducted due to change in pension accounting standard. 2017 figures were restated to conform with the current year’s presentation.
SALES BY BUSINESS UNIT*2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
1st quarter
Office ¥ 1,987,269 1,917,943 1,757,575 2,000,073 2,078,732 2,110,816 1,807,819 1,804,782 1,807,301 1,752,107 $ 16,071,427 ¥ 397,619
Imaging System 1,391,327 1,312,044 1,405,971 1,448,938 1,343,194 1,263,835 1,095,289 1,136,188 970,435 807,414 7,407,468 151,728
Medical System — — — — — — — 436,187 437,578 438,525 4,023,165 106,094
Industry and Others 432,958 420,863 407,840 374,870 398,765 524,651 584,660 792,850 842,941 688,433 6,314,740 147,131
* Because the consolidated sales of each business unit include the sales relating to intersegment transactions, the totals do not correspond to net sales figures for the Canon Group.* Canon newly established the “Medical System” Business Unit effective at the beginning of the second quarter of 2017, and certain businesses included in the Industry and Others Business Unit have been reclassified. * From the beginning of the third quarter of 2018, Canon has reclassified certain businesses from Office Business Unit to Industry and Others Business Unit. Net sales for the year ended December 31, 2017 also have been restated.* From the beginning of the first quarter of 2019, Canon has reclassified certain businesses from Imaging System Business Unit to Industry and Others Business Unit. Net sales for the year ended December 31, 2018 also have been restated.* From the beginning of the first quarter of 2020, Canon has reclassified certain businesses from Industry and Others Business Unit to Office Business Unit. Net sales for the year ended December 31, 2019 also have been restated.
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201st quarter
Japan ¥ 695,749 694,450 720,286 715,863 724,317 714,280 706,979 884,828 869,577 872,534 $ 8,004,899 ¥ 214,678
Americas 1,023,299 961,955 939,873 1,059,501 1,036,500 1,144,422 963,544 1,107,515 1,076,402 1,029,078 9,441,083 215,435
Europe 1,172,474 1,113,065 1,014,038 1,124,929 1,090,484 1,074,366 913,523 1,028,415 1,015,428 882,480 8,096,147 197,803
Asia and Oceania 815,379 787,963 805,591 831,087 875,951 867,203 817,441 1,059,257 990,530 809,206 7,423,908 154,396
SALES BY REGION
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020Mar. 31
Total assets ¥ 3,983,820 3,930,727 3,955,503 4,242,710 4,460,618 4,427,773 5,138,529 5,198,291 4,899,465 4,768,351 $ 43,746,339 ¥ 4,677,252Canon Inc. shareholders’ equity 2,645,782 2,551,132 2,598,026 2,910,262 2,978,184 2,966,415 2,783,129 2,870,630 2,827,602 2,692,595 24,702,706 2,520,943Canon Inc. shareholders’ equity to total assets ratio (%) 66.4 64.9 65.7 68.6 66.8 67.0 54.2 55.2 57.7 56.5 53.9
Total debt 11,331 11,711 3,983 2,747 2,166 1,569 613,139 532,566 400,489 514,946 4,700,128 662,768
Debt to total assets ratio (%) 0.3 0.3 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.0 11.9 10.2 8.2 10.8 14.2
Cash-on-hand 840,579 773,227 666,678 788,909 844,580 633,613 630,193 721,814 520,645 412,814 3,787,284 439,942Cash-on-hand in months of net sales* 2.5 2.5 2.3 2.4 2.6 1.9 2.2 2.0 1.6 1.4 1.5
Inventories 384,777 476,704 551,623 553,773 528,167 501,895 560,736 570,033 611,281 584,756 5,364,734 600,641
Inventory turnover in days* 35 46 57 52 50 47 59 49 56 59 63
TOTAL ASSETS, SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY, TOTAL DEBT, CASH-ON-HAND, INVENTORIES
* Index based on the previous six months’ sales.
NET SALES, GROSS PROFIT TO NET SALES RATIO INCOME BEFORE INCOME TAXES(Billions of yen)(Billions of yen)(Billions of yen) (%)
Net Sales
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NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO CANON INC.
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SALES BY BUSINESS UNIT (2019)* SALES BY REGION (2019) R&D EXPENSES, R&D EXPENSE TO NET SALES RATIO(Billions of yen) (%)
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201st quarter
Net cash provided by operating activities ¥ 744,413 469,562 384,077 507,642 583,927 474,724 500,283 590,557 365,293 358,461 $ 3,288,633 ¥ 63,349Net cash used in investing activities -342,133 -256,543 -212,740 -250,212 -269,298 -453,619 -837,125 -165,010 -195,615 -228,568 -2,096,954 -43,606
Free cash flow 402,280 213,019 171,337 257,430 314,629 21,105 -336,842 425,547 169,678 129,893 1,191,679 19,743
CASH FLOW
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20201st quarter
R&D expenses* ¥ 315,817 307,800 296,464 306,324 308,979 328,500 302,376 333,371 315,842 298,503 $ 2,738,560 ¥ 67,943R&D expense to net sales ratio (%)* 8.5 8.7 8.5 8.2 8.3 8.6 8.9 8.2 8.0 8.3 8.7
Increase in PP&E1 158,976 226,869 270,457 188,826 182,343 195,120 171,597 147,542 159,316 178,088 1,633,835 30,005Depreciation and amortization 276,193 261,343 258,133 275,173 263,480 273,327 250,096 261,881 251,554 237,327 2,177,312 53,790
R&D EXPENSES, INCREASE IN PP&E, DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020Mar. 31
Japan 71,954 70,346 70,234 69,825 69,201 68,325 72,913 73,665 73,460 72,979 72,395
Americas 20,182 19,205 19,086 18,744 18,029 17,635 19,160 18,448 18,361 18,207 18,036
Europe 23,434 22,739 23,161 22,577 22,356 24,826 25,511 25,623 25,281 23,126 23,023
Asia and Oceania 81,816 86,017 84,487 83,005 82,303 78,785 80,089 80,040 77,954 72,729 71,727
Total employees 197,386 198,307 196,968 194,151 191,889 189,571 197,673 197,776 195,056 187,041 185,181
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Standard & Poor’s AA AA AA AA AA AA AA AA- AA- A+
Moody’s Aa1 Aa1 Aa1 Aa1 Aa1 Aa1 Aa3 Aa3 Aa3 A3
R & I AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+ AA+
RATINGS
* In 2018, a reclassification of operating profit and other income (deductions) was conducted due to change in pension accounting standard. 2017 figures were restated to conform with the current year’s presentation.1: Property, plant and equipment
*Number of patents for 2016 to 2019 are based on figures released by IFI CLAIMS Patent Services. Figures for 2015 is based on information issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019Company No. Company No. Company No. Company No. Company No.
1 IBM1 7,309 IBM 8,088 IBM 9,043 IBM 9,100 IBM 9,261
2 Samsung Electronics 5,059 Samsung Electronics 5,518 Samsung Electronics 5,837 Samsung Electronics 5,850 Samsung Electronics 6,492
3 Canon 4,127 Canon 3,665 Canon 3,285 Canon 3,056 Canon 3,555
4 Qualcomm 2,900 Qualcomm 2,897 Intel 3,023 Intel 2,735 Microsoft Technology Licensing 3,088
5 Google 2,835 Google 2,835 LG Electronics 2,701 LG Electronics 2,474 Intel 3,022
6 Toshiba 2,582 Intel 2,784 Qualcomm 2,628 TSMC 2,465 LG Electronics 2,809
7 Sony 2,448 LG Electronics 2,428 Google 2,457 Microsoft Technology Licensing 2,353 Apple 2,491
8 LG Electronics 2,241 Microsoft Technology Licensing 2,398 Microsoft Technology Licensing 2,441 Qualcomm 2,300 Ford Global Technologies 2,467
9 Intel 2,046 TSMC 2 2,288 TSMC 2,425 Apple 2,160 AMAZON TECHNOLOGIES 2,425
10 Microsoft Technology Licensing 1,955 Sony 2,181 Samsung Display 2,273 Ford Global Technologies 2,123 HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES 2,424
TOP TEN U.S. PATENT HOLDERS BY COMPANY 2015-2019*Rank
Note: U.S. dollar amounts are translated from yen at the rate of JPY 109 = U.S.$1, the approximate exchange rate on the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market as of December 31, 2019, solely for the convenience of the reader.
1: IBM is an abbreviation for International Business Machines Corporation. 2: TSMC is an abbreviation for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited.
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Year-end stock price ¥ 4,210 3,410 3,340 3,330 3,840.5 3,675 3,295 4,200 3,001 2,987 $ 27.40
5,615,144 4,548,133 4,454,770 4,441,432 5,122,319 4,901,581 4,394,751 5,601,807 4,002,624 3,983,285 36,543,899
Annual dividend per share 120 120 130 130 150 150 150 160 160 160 1.47
YEAR-END STOCK PRICE, YEAR-END MARKET CAPITALIZATION, ANNUAL DIVIDEND PER SHARE
Year-end market capitalization
(Millions of yen) (Thousands of U.S. dollars)
Industry and Others19.2%
Office48.8%
ImagingSystem22.5%
Medical System12.2%
Japan24.3%
Asia and Oceania22.5%
Americas28.6%
Europe24.6%
R&D expenses
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GROUP DIRECTORY (As of March 31, 2019)
Canon Inc.
Manufacturing Subsidiaries and Affiliates
Date of establishment Number of employees URL
August 1937 25,891 https://global.canon
Operations Address
Activities
Headquarters 30-2, Shimomaruko 3-chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146-8501, Japan
R&D, corporate administration, operations and other functions
Yako Office 3-451 Tsukagoshi, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa 212-8530, Japan
Development of inkjet printers, large format printers and inkjet chemical products
Kawasaki Office 70-1 Yanagicho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa 212-8602, Japan
R&D, production engineering, procurement, operations and other functions
Tamagawa Office 16-1, Shimonoge 3-chome, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa 213-8512, Japan
Development of quality management technologies
Kosugi Office 9-1, Imaikami-cho, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa 211-8501, Japan
Development of medical equipment, human resources development training (except for technical training)
Hiratsuka Plant 22-5, Tamura 9-chome, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa 254-0013, Japan
Development and manufacturing of next-generation devices
Ayase Plant 2596 Yoshioka, Ayase, Kanagawa 252-1124, Japan
Development and manufacturing of semiconductor devices
Fuji-Susono Research Park 4202, Fukara, Susono, Shizuoka 410-1196, Japan
R&D in electrophotographic technologies
Utsunomiya Office
Utsunomiya Plant19-1, Kiyoharakogyodanchi, Utsunomiya, Tochigi 321-3293, Japan
Manufacturing of EF/RF lenses, video camcorder lenses, broadcasting lenses, other optical components for the lenses
Utsunomiya Optical Products Plant
20-2, Kiyoharakogyodanchi, Utsunomiya, Tochigi 321-3292, Japan
R&D, manufacturing, and servicing of semiconductor lithography equipment and FPD lithography equipment
Optics R&D Center23-10, Kiyoharakogyodanchi, Utsunomiya, Tochigi 321-3298, Japan
R&D in optical technologies
Toride Plant 5-1, Hakusan 7-chome, Toride, Ibaraki 302-8501, Japan
Manufacturing of office imaging products and chemical products; R&D, mass-production trials and support in electrophotographic technologies
Ami Plant 3577, Yoshiwara, Ohaza, Ami-machi, Inashiki-gun, Ibaraki 300-1195, Japan
Manufacturing of FPD lithography equipment parts
Oita Plant 993-1, Nyu, Oita, Oita 870-0318, Japan
Manufacturing of semiconductor devices
Canon Global Management Institute 2-14, Nakane 2-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0031, Japan
Training to nurture future Canon Group executives
Oita Manufacturing Training Center 1867-1, Tsunokobaru, Oita, Oita 870-0271, Japan
Training to enhance practical technologies and skills at production related division
Canon Institute of Software Technology 9-4, Shimomaruko 2-chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 146-8512, Japan
Training to improve the skills of software engineers
Company name Location Est. Emp. Activities/Production items
JAPAN
Canon Electronics Inc. Saitama 1954 1,833 Magnetic/business machine components, document scanners, portable data terminals
Canon Precision Inc. Aomori 1952 2,087 Micromotors, toner cartridges and optical semiconductor sensors
Canon Chemicals Inc. Ibaraki 1950 1,806 Toner cartridges, advanced functional polymer components for toner cartridges, paint for optical elements and adhesive, pressure sensitive sensors
Oita Canon Inc. Oita 1982 3,116 Digital cameras, digital video camcorders, EF lenses and others
Canon Finetech Nisca Inc. Saitama 1953 1,719 Development, production and sales of business machines peripherals, printers, DC motors
Canon Components, Inc. Saitama 1984 1,068 Contact image sensors, printed wiring boards, inkjet cartridges, medical equipment
Nagahama Canon Inc. Shiga 1988 1,125 Laser printers, toner cartridges and a-Si drums
Canon Optron, Inc. Ibaraki 1974 189 Optical crystals (for cameras, telescopes), vapor deposition materials
Oita Canon Materials Inc. Oita 1998 1,710 Chemical products for copying machines and printers
Ueno Canon Materials Inc. Mie 2002 429 Chemical products for copying machines and printers
Fukushima Canon Inc. Fukushima 2003 1,771 Commercial photo printers, business inkjet multifunction printers, print heads and ink tanks, analysis of software
Canon Semiconductor Equipment Inc. Ibaraki 1917 477 Semiconductor production-related equipment, design and manufacturing of production equipment
Canon Ecology Industry Inc. Ibaraki 2004 532 Reuse and recycling of business machines and consumables
Canon Mold Co., Ltd. Ibaraki 1972 489 Design and production of precise plastic molding
Canon Tokki Corporation Niigata 1967 628 Manufacturing equipment of OLED panel and thin-film photovoltaic cell, vacuum process equipment
Nagasaki Canon Inc. Nagasaki 2008 988 Digital cameras and network cameras
Canon ANELVA Corporation Kanagawa 1967 1,133 Semiconductor/electronic equipment, vacuum components
Miyazaki Canon Inc. Miyazaki 1980 1,022 Digital cameras, electronics packaging
H Subsidiaries and affiliates accounted for by the equity method * Number of Employees were as of December 31, 2018.
ORGANIZATION OF CANON INC. (As of May 1, 2020)
Secretarial OfficeCorporate Research Office
Chairman & CEO
Executive Vice President & CFO
Executive Vice President & CTO & In charge of Printing Business
Board of Directors
Audit & Supervisory Board
Corporate Social Responsibility DivisionAdvertising DivisionTechnical Standardization Planning Division
Corporate Audit Center
Digital Printing Business Group 1Digital Printing Business Group 2Digital Printing Business Group 3Digital Printing Business Group 4Industrial Printing Promotion ProjectDigital Printing Solution Business Group
Peripherals Marketing Group
Digital Printing Development GroupPrinting Business Steering Committee
Digital Printing Business Operations
Global Legal Administration Center
Digital Printing EP Supply Business Group
Peripheral Products Production Group
Peripheral Products Operations
Image Communication Business Operations
Image Solutions Business Operations
Optical Products Operations
Medical Systems and Components Operations
ICB Products Group
Semiconductor Production Equipment Group
ICB Optical Business Group
Image Solutions Business Group 1
FPD Production Equipment Group
ICB Development Group
Image Solutions Business Group 2
Medical Components Group
Products Procurement Group
Global Environment CenterDesign CenterGlobal Logistics Management CenterGlobal Quality Management CenterOlympic and Paralympic ProjectCanon EXPO ProjectIR/MICE Business ProjectSmart Mobility Business Promotion ProjectFrontier Business Promotion ProjectCanon Eagles and Athlete Club Promotion Center
Public Affairs HeadquartersFacilities Management HeadquartersHuman Resources Management & Organization HeadquartersFinance & Accounting HeadquartersInformation & Communication Systems HeadquartersProcurement Headquarters
Corporate Intellectual Property and Legal HeadquartersR&D HeadquartersDigital Business Platform Development HeadquartersProduction Engineering HeadquartersDevice Technology Development Headquarters
Directors
Chairman & CEO Executive Vice President & CFO
Executive Vice President & CTO & In charge of Printing Business
Director* Director*
Fujio Mitarai Toshizo Tanaka Toshio Homma Kunitaro Saida Haruhiko KatoGroup Executive, Finance & Accounting HeadquartersGroup Executive, Public Affairs HeadquartersGroup Executive, Facilities Management Headquarters
Chief Executive,Digital Printing Business Operations
Audit & Supervisory Board MembersAudit & Supervisory Board Members Audit & Supervisory Board Members*
Ryuichi Ebinuma Hiroaki Sato Yutaka Tanaka Hiroshi Yoshida Koichi Kashimoto
Executive OfficersExecutive Vice Presidents Senior Managing Executive Officers Managing Executive Officers
Hideki Ozawa Seymour Liebman Toshio Takiguchi Kenichi Nagasawa Masanori Yamada Aitake Wakiya Eiji OsanaiPresident & CEO, Canon (China) Co., Ltd.
Executive Vice President, Canon U.S.A., Inc.
Chief Executive, Medical Systems and Components OperationsPresident & CEO, Canon Medical Systems Corporation
Group Executive, Corporate Intellectual Property and Legal Headquarters
Chief Executive, Image Solutions Business OperationsChief, Olympic and Paralympic ProjectChief, IR/MICE Business Project
Executive Vice President & CFO, Canon Europe Ltd.
Group Executive, Production EngineeringHeadquarters
Yuichi Ishizuka Kazuto Ogawa Shunsuke Inoue Takayuki Miyamoto Katsumi Iijima Hiroaki Takeishi Soichi HiramatsuPresident & CEO, Canon Europa N.V.President & CEO, Canon Europe Ltd.
President & CEO, Canon U.S.A., Inc.
Group Executive, R&D Headquarters
Chief Executive, Peripheral Products OperationsChief, Canon EXPO ProjectCheif, Frontier Business Promotion Project
Group Executive, Digital Business Platform Development Headquarters
Chief Executive, Optical Products Operations
Group Executive, Procurement Headquarters
Executive Officers
Takashi Takeya Go Tokura Hisahiro Minokawa Ritsuo Mashiko Minoru Asada Kazuhiko Nagashima Nobutoshi MizusawaSenior General Manager, Global Logistics Management Center
Chief Executive, Image Communication Business Operations
Group Executive, Human Resources Management & Organization Headquarters
President, Oita Canon Inc.President, Miyazaki Canon Inc.
President & CEO, Canon Production Printing Holding B.V.
Deputy Group Executive, Finance & Accounting Headquarters
Deputy Chief Executive, Medical Systems and Components Operations
Yoichi Iwabuchi Nobuyuki Tainaka Takanobu Nakamasu Toshihiko Kusumoto Akiko Tanaka Noriko Gunji Hideki SanatakeGroup Executive, Information & Communication Systems Headquarters
Senior General Manager, Global Legal Administration Center
Executive Vice President, Canon Europe Ltd.
Deputy Chief Executive, Digital Printing Business Operations
Deputy Group Executive, R&D Headquarters
President & CEO, Canon Singapore Pte. Ltd.
Deputy Group Executive, Corporate Intellectual Property and Legal Headquarters
Tamaki Hashimoto Hideto Kohtani Katsuhiko Shinjo Katsuyoshi Soma Masaki Omori Saijiro Endo Toshiyuki MatsudaGroup Executive, Digital Printing Business Group 3
Deputy Group Executive, Image Solutions Business Group 1
Deputy Group Executive, R&D Headquarters
President, Fukushima Canon Inc.
Deputy Group Executive, Production Engineering Headquarters
Senior General Manager, Digital Printing Development Planning & Management Center 1
Group Executive, Peripherals Marketing Group
Takeshi Ichikawa Hiroto Okawara Yoshiyuki KoshimizuGroup Executive, Device Technology Development Headquarters
Deputy Group Executive, Image Solutions Business Group 2Chief, Smart Mobility Business Promotion Project
Senior General Manager, Digital Printing Development Center 1
BOARD OF DIRECTORS (As of May 1, 2020) * Outside
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Marketing Subsidiaries and Affiliates
Other Related Companies
R&D, Software Subsidiaries and Affiliates
Company name Location Est. Emp. Activities/Fields
JAPAN
Canon Imaging Systems Inc. Niigata 1990 489 Software, firmware development and quality assessment for Canon products
Canon IT Solutions Inc. Tokyo 1982 3,711 SI, consulting, IT services, and development and sales of software
Canon Esquisse System Inc. Tokyo 1994 24 System integration business and sales of software
Canon Electronics Technology Inc. Tokyo 1970 438 Design, development, operation, maintenance and sales of computer software and systems
AMERICAS
Canon Nanotechnologies, Inc. U.S.A. / Texas 2001 93 Research and development of next generation semiconductor lithography systems
Arcules, Inc. U.S.A. / California 2017 59 Video Cloud IoT as a service business
EUROPE
Canon Research Centre France S.A.S. France / Rennes 1990 52 Standard data transmission, unique data transmission, signal processing, safety/security technology
Canon Ophthalmic Technologies Sp. z o. o. Poland / Wroclaw 1992 36 Research and software development for ophthalmic diagnostic equipment
BriefCam Ltd. Israel / Modi’in 2007 55 Development and sales of VCA software
NT-WARE Systemprogrammierung GmbH Germany / Bad Iburg 1998 104 Print management solution
Kite Tech Ltd. U.K. / London 2014 16 Print on demand e-commerce platform
ASIA
Canon (Suzhou) System Software Inc. PRC / Jiangsu 2002 123 Office imaging products related software
Canon Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. PRC / Beijing 1998 80 Image, document and language processing technologies, Asian language localization, software development
Canon Information Technologies Philippines, Inc. Philippines / Quezon City 1991 269 Embedded and application software development and testing, hardware design and verification
GROUP DIRECTORY
Company name Location Est. Emp.
JAPAN
Canon Marketing Japan Inc. Tokyo 1968 5,368
Canon System & Support Inc. Tokyo 1980 5,172
Canon Lifecare Solutions Inc. Tokyo 1956 300
Canon Production Printing Systems Inc. Tokyo 2014 573
Canon Electronics Business Systems Inc. Saitama 1984 27
A&A Co., Ltd. Tokyo 1984 59
AMERICAS
Canon U.S.A., Inc. U.S.A. / New York 1965 2,158
Canon Solutions America, Inc. U.S.A. / New York 2013 5,246
Canon Financial Services, Inc. U.S.A. / New Jersey 1979 287
Canon Information and Imaging Solutions, Inc. U.S.A. / New York 2011 98
Canon Business Process Services, Inc. U.S.A. / New York 2013 3,762
Virtual Imaging, Inc. U.S.A. / Florida 1995 73
Canon Canada Inc. Canada / Ontario 1972 1,057
Canon Mexicana, S.de R.L. de C.V. Mexico / Mexico City 1978 332
Canon Panama, S.A. Panama / Panama City 1968 201
Canon do Brasil Indústria e Comércio Ltda. Brazil / São Paulo 1974 370
Canon Chile, S.A. Chile / Santiago 1994 172
Axis Communications Inc. U.S.A. / Massachusetts 1988 349
Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc. U.S.A. / California 1989 1,041
EUROPE
Canon Europe Ltd. U.K. / London 2000 746
Canon Europa N.V. The Netherlands / Amstelveen 1982 625
Canon (UK) Ltd. U.K. / Surrey 1976 1,720
Canon (Ireland) Business Equipment Ltd. Ireland / Dublin 1987 74
Canon France S.A.S. France / Paris 1975 1,291
Canon Deutschland GmbH Germany / Krefeld 1973 1,582
Canon Italia S.p.A. Italy / Milano 1972 456
Canon Nederland N.V. The Netherlands / 's-Hertogenbosch 1994 1,094
Canon Belgium N.V./S.A. Belgium / Diegem 1978 562
Canon Luxembourg S.A. Luxembourg 1979 48
Canon Austria GmbH Austria / Vienna 1975 354
Canon CEE GmbH Austria / Vienna 1994 83
Canon (Schweiz) AG Switzerland / Wallisellen 1951 604
Canon Hungaria Kereskedelmi Kft. Hungary / Budapest 1994 132
Canon Polska Sp. z o. o. Poland / Warsaw 1994 229
Canon CZ spol s.r.o. Czech Republic / Praha 1994 276
Canon Slovakia s.r.o. Slovakia / Bratislava 2000 20
Canon Danmark A/S Denmark / Copenhagen 1999 245
Canon Norge AS Norway / Oslo 1967 272
Canon Svenska AB Sweden / Stockholm 1970 304
Canon Oy Finland / Helsinki 1941 300
Canon ADRIA d.o.o. Slovenia / Ljubljana 2006 11
Canon Bulgaria EOOD Bulgaria / Sofia 2001 8
Canon Croatia d.o.o. Croatia / Zagreb 2013 6
Canon Ukraine LLC Ukraine / Kiev 2012 18
Canon Ru LLC Russia / Moscow 2004 211
Canon España S.A. Spain / Madrid 1974 1,058
Canon Portugal S.A. Portugal / Lisbon 2007 147
Milestone Systems A/S Denmark / Copenhagen 1998 360
Canon Medical Systems Europe B.V. The Netherlands / Zoetermeer 1981 236
MIDDLE EAST / AFRICA
Canon Middle East FZ LLC U.A.E. / Dubai 2001 150
Canon Emirates LLC U.A.E. / Dubai 2007 129
Canon Office Imaging Solutions (Doha) LLC Qatar / Doha 2014 44
Canon Saudi Arabia LLC Saudi Arabia / Riyadh 2018 36
Canon Kenya Ltd. Kenya / Nairobi 2013 9
Canon South Africa (Pty) Ltd. South Africa / Johannesburg 1999 165
Canon Eurasia A.S. Turkey / Istanbul 2007 151
Canon Israel Imaging and Business Solutions Ltd. Israel / Kfar Saba 2017 3
Company name Location Est. Emp. Activities/Production items
Fukui Canon Materials Inc. Fukui 2017 124 Manufacturing and R&D of chemical products
Canon Electron Tubes & Devices Co., Ltd. Tochigi 2003 467 Development, manufacture and sale of electron tubes and application products
Canon Machinery Inc. Shiga 1972 867 Precision automation and semiconductor equipment
Canon Medical Systems Corporation Tochigi 1948 5,087 Development, manufacture, sale and technical services for medical equipment
Canon Wind Inc. Oita 2008 30 Parts for digital cameras and others
Top Business Machines Co., Ltd. Shiga 1966 55 Reuse and recycling of business machines and consumables
OHARA Inc.H Kanagawa 1941 411 Optical glass and special glass
AMERICAS
Canon Virginia, Inc. U.S.A. / Virginia 1985 1,256 Toner cartridges, toner for copying machines, molding dies, service and support for Canon sales companies (repair of cameras, remanufacturing and repair of copying machines)
Canon Environmental Technologies, Inc. U.S.A. / Virginia 1996 102 Recycling of toner cartridges
Canon Indústria de Manaus Ltda. Brazil / Manaus 2012 67 Digital cameras
EUROPE
Canon Bretagne S.A.S. France / Liffré 1983 599 Chemical products for copying machines and printers, recycling of toner cartridges, after-sales service and others
Canon Giessen GmbH Germany / Giessen 1972 286 Remanufacturing of copying machines, repair of cameras, service and support for Canon sales companies
Océ-Technologies B.V. The Netherlands / Venlo 1954 2,089 R&D, manufacture, sale and distribution of wide format printing systems, display graphics printing systems, mid- and high-volume office printers, sheet-fed printing systems, ancillary equipment, software, consumables
Océ Printing Systems GmbH. & Co. KG Germany / Poing 1989 1,024 R&D, manufacture, sale and distribution of very high speed volume printers, ancillary equipment, software and consumables
Axis Communications AB Sweden / Lund 1984 1,901 Development and sales of network video solutions
ASIA
Canon Dalian Business Machines, Inc. PRC / Liaoning 1989 1,589 Production and recycling of toner cartridges, production of laser printer units
Canon Zhuhai, Inc. PRC / Guangdong 1990 2,483 Digital cameras, digital video camcorders, lenses
Canon Zhongshan Business Machines Co., Ltd. PRC / Guangdong 2001 3,291 Laser printers and laser MFPs
Canon (Suzhou) Inc. PRC / Jiangsu 2001 5,685 Color and monochrome MFPs
Canon Finetech Nisca (Shenzhen) Inc. PRC / Guangdong 1993 780 Business machines peripherals, printers, DC motors
Canon Machinery (Dalian) Co., Ltd. PRC / Liaoning 2003 79 Design and production of automated labor-saving equipment; processing of parts; mechanical equipment maintenance, technical consulting
Canon Inc., Taiwan Taiwan 1970 4,688 Digital cameras, network cameras, EF lenses, camera accessories, precision-metal molds and others
Canon Electronic Business Machines (H.K.) Co., Ltd. Hong Kong 1991 67 Personal information products and others
Canon Opto (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia / Selangor 1988 2,256 EF lenses, optical lenses
Canon Electronics (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia / Penang 1988 1,020 Magnetic components
Canon Machinery (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia / Selangor 1995 169 Design, production and sales of die bonders and factory automation equipment
Canon Hi-Tech (Thailand) Ltd. Thailand / Ayutthaya 1990 7,933 Inkjet printers
Canon Prachinburi (Thailand) Ltd. Thailand / Prachinburi 2011 4,721 Digital MFPs, service parts
Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc. Philippines / Batangas 2011 5,223 Laser printers
Canon Vietnam Co., Ltd. Vietnam / Hanoi 2001 22,427 Inkjet printers, laser printers, scanners
Canon Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. Vietnam / Hung Yen 2008 2,289 Electronics devices and others
Company name Location Est. Emp.
ASIA
Canon (China) Co., Ltd. PRC / Beijing 1997 1,532
Canon Singapore Pte. Ltd. Singapore 1979 923
Canon Hongkong Co., Ltd. Hong Kong 1979 546
Canon Marketing (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Taiwan 2001 172
Canon Marketing (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia / Selangor 1986 576
Canon Marketing (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Thailand / Bangkok 1994 730
Canon Marketing (Philippines), Inc. Philippines / Taguig City 1996 339
Canon India Pvt Ltd. India / Gurgaon 1996 1,033
Canon Marketing Vietnam Co., Ltd. Vietnam / Ho Chi Minh 2012 66
Canon Korea Consumer Imaging Inc. ROK / Seoul 2005 79
Canon Semiconductor Engineering Korea Inc. ROK / Seoul 1993 413
Canon Optical Industrial Equipment (Shanghai) Inc. PRC / Shanghai 2002 452
Canon Semiconductor Equipment Taiwan, Inc. Taiwan 1997 258
Canon Medical Systems (China) Co., Ltd. PRC / Beijing 2007 724
Canon Korea Business Solutions Inc.H ROK / Seoul 1985 1,334
OCEANIA
Canon Australia Pty Ltd. Australia / Sydney 1978 558
Canon New Zealand Ltd. New Zealand / Auckland 1989 214
Converga Pty Ltd. Australia / Sydney 1994 524
Harbour IT Pty Ltd. Australia / Sydney 2001 250
Company name Location Est. Emp.
JAPAN
Canon Technical Information Services Inc. Tokyo 2003 87
Canon Customer Support Inc. Chiba 1996 963
Canon BizAttenda Inc. Tokyo 1985 260
Canon ITS Medical Inc. Tokyo 1972 165
Canon Business Support Inc. Tokyo 1997 109
Edifist Learning Inc. Tokyo 1997 59
Canon Medical Finance Co., Ltd. Tokyo 1970 39
AMERICAS
Canon Information Technology Services, Inc. U.S.A. / Virginia 1998 523
EUROPE
I.R.I.S. Group SA Belgium / Louvain-la-Neuve 1987 20
MIDDLE EAST / AFRICA
Canon Nigeria Imaging Solutions Ltd. Nigeria / Lagos 2016 10
ASIA
Canon Engineering Hong Kong Co., Ltd. Hong Kong 1994 111
Canon MailCom Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia / Selangor 1982 215
OCEANIA
Canon Finance Australia Ltd. Australia / Sydney 1988 19
H Subsidiaries and affiliates accounted for by the equity method * Number of Employees were as of December 31, 2018.
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Vision Edition/Monitoring Edition•
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Manufacturing site software con-tributing to factory automationCompatible with Canon network cameras and industrial cameras
CanoScan LiDE 400•
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Flatbed scanner with high-speed scanning capabilitiesOne touch uploading of data to the cloud for storage
MREAL Display MD-10•
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Mixed Reality provides alternative immersive experiences to AR/VR Offers various simulation methods by way of life-sized, real-time high-quality 3D-graphics
RV1100/500/300•
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High-speed, high-precision 3D recognition of an object’s positionCompact, lightweight IP54-equivalent frame for easy installation
imageFORMULA ScanFront 400•
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Features a large, user-friendly 10.1-inch touch screen Allows for customization using a software development kit for web application
CANON iMAGE GATEWAY•
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A cloud-based service for users of digital photo products Online Photo Albums and other solutions
Aquilion ONE/GENESIS Edition
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Used for diagnosis of cerebral aneurysms and cancer 320-row detector provides advanced process-ing and ensures low radiation exposure
PHOTOPRESSO•
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A cloud-based service that sim-plifies the publishing experience Free and easy way to create, post, share and sell publications
Aplio i900•
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High-performance cardiovascular diagnostic imaging system iBeam architecture enables thin, uniform, high density ultrasonic beam
Alphenix Biplane•
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Serves as a platform for intravas-cular treatment5-axis C-arm and low radiation expo-sure, high-image-quality technology
BU-47H•
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A compact, lightweight pan-tilt camera suitable for a wide range of installation environments Capable of Full HD video shooting
Vantage Galan 3T•
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Next-generation 3 tesla MRI offer-ing improved imaging accuracyLow energy consumption, compact dimensions, and low-noise operation
10×42 L IS WP•
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Image Stabilizer binoculars featuring Vari-Angle Prism Top-of-the-line binoculars fea-turing high-performance L-series
PowerShot G7 X Mark II•
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Premium model realizing high performance and compact designHigh-sensitivity, low-noise images with rich gradation
CXDI-710C Wireless•
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Used for such exams as chest X-raysLightweight and waterproof (IPX7 rated) for use in various environments
CXDI Control Software NE•
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Captures, saves and sends images from Canon digital radiography systemsSupports various image process-ing solutions
OCT-A1•
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Optical coherence tomography for 3D retinal exams Easy operation, automatic adjustment and high-speed scanning for ultra-fast exams
ME20F-SH•
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Canon’s first ultra-high-sensitivity multi-purpose camera Ultra-sensitive CMOS sensor enables color video shooting in extreme low light
EF/RF Lenses•
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Full lens lineup, from ultra-wide angle to super telephoto, for use with EOS series cameras High image quality achieved by superior optical technology
EF Cinema Lenses•
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High optical performance for 4K digital cinema Excellent operability and durabil-ity, ideal for movie production
UHD-DIGISUPER 122••
Flagship field zoom broadcast lensWorld’s widest angle2, longest focal length2 and highest zoom ratio2
BriefCam•
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Video analytics software condenses hours of video to minutesSearching possible for specific conditions (color, size, etc.)
Milestone XProtect®•
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World’s No. 18 video manage-ment software Compatible with a wide range of systems
AXIS Audio Manager C7050 Server•
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Controls the entire audio system, including network speakersCentral control with a single user interface
CJ45ex9.7B•
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45x portable zoom lens compat-ible with 4K broadcast camerasHigh-level 4K optical performance
DP-V2421•
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Professional-use 24-inch 4K reference display 12G-SDI terminals enable single-cable 4K/60P input/output
EOS M50••
Popular mirrorless camera modelDIGIC 8 image processor realizes high quality photos and video
EOS C700 FF•
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Flagship Cinema EOS System modelNew full frame sensor enables high-quality 4K shooting
AXIS A1601••
Network door controllerOpen platform for easy system integration and solutions
AXIS Q1659•
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Interchangeable-lens network camera capable of high-resolution monitoringVarious lenses available to meet different surveillance needs
EOS C300 Mark II•
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High-resolution, high-image-quality 4K video capture AF technology supports various shooting styles
EOS-1D X Mark II•
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Professional model ensuring high reliabilityHigh-precision AF and 14 fps continuous shooting (max.)
EOS 5D Mark IV•
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Enthusiast model with high resolution and high sensitivity4K/30P video shooting capability
EOS R•
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Mirrorless camera with 35mm full-frame CMOS sensorDelivers high image quality with RF lenses
EOS C200•
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4K recording in new Cinema RAW Light1 and MP41 formatsAF operation enables smooth video shooting
EOS M100•
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Mirrorless camera with slim, light-weight design for entry-level usersDual Pixel CMOS AF provides fast, smooth autofocus
PowerShot G1 X Mark III•
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Lightweight and compact flagship modelFirst Canon compact camera to feature an APS-C size CMOS sensor
XF705•
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Flagship professional 4K camcorderSupports high-quality 4K/60P 4:2:2 10-bit recording
XF405•
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Compact, lightweight professional camcorder with 4K/60P video capabilityAF operation enables smooth video shooting
REALis 4K6020Z (XEED 4K6020Z)•
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World’s smallest, lightest4 native 4K laser projectorInterchangeable lenses enable a wide range of applications
LX-4K3500Z•
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High brightness 40,000 lm (center)5 4K laser projectorDust protection6 design ensures highly reliable operation
imageFORMULA DR-G2140•
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High-speed A3 document scanner New image-processing function and selectable paper-feeding modes
hdAlbum EZ••
Premium photo book serviceCanon EAGiAL3 technology auto-arranges user-selected photos
EOS Rebel T7i (EOS 800D)•
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Entry model that captures high-quality photos and videos45-point all cross-type AF system for quick subject focusing
Multimedia ProjectorsIndustrial Software Industrial Cameras
Image ScannersMR Systems
Document Scanners3D Machine Vision Systems
Network Scanners
Online Services
CT Diagnostic Systems Diagnostic Ultrasound Systems Angiography Systems
Pan-Tilt Systems
MRI Systems
Binoculars
Digital Compact Cameras
Digital RadiographyPET/CT Diagnostic SystemsClinical Laboratory Systems
Digital Camcorders
Ophthalmic Equipment
Interchangeable Lenses Broadcast Equipment Software
Multi-Purpose Cameras
Digital Cinema Cameras
Professional Displays
Photo/Imaging Safety/Security
Medical
Interchangeable-Lens Digital Cameras Network Cameras
As of November 8, 2018. (Based on a Canon survey) 5: Measured at the center of screen. When based on the measurement method for light output specified by JIS X6911: 2015 data projector specifications, brightness is 35,000 lm. 6: Does not guarantee complete protection against dust and dirt. 7: With 16:9 aspect ratio 8: Based on Market Research Report by IHS Inc. (2016)
1: Cinema RAW Light: 4K DCI (4096 x 2160)/60P recording. MP4: 4K UHD (3840 x 2160)/60P recording. 50P recording for both in PAL. 2: Among 2/3” field zoom broadcast lenses. As of September 13, 2018. (Based on a Canon survey) 3: Engine for Automatic photo-imaGing Analysis & Layout (PC ver. only. Mobile ver. uses EAGiAL m) 4: Among native 4K resolution 6,000 lm/5,000 lm class laser projectors. Size does not include protrusions. Weight does not include lens.
Manufacturing
Over the years, Canon has produced leading imaging equipment and services for both home and business use. Today, based on numerous proprietary optical technologies and image processing technologies, Canon is bringing new imaging solutions to the fields of network cameras, healthcare and manufacturing.
Moving Object Mask•
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Video content analysis software for displaying moving objects as silhouettes in the videoAble to specify a silhouette display area
Celesteion•
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TOF technology for improved image qualityLarge bore for comfortable positioning of patients
N10-W02•
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Visual system for robots that facilitates automated alignment and inspectionFeatures autofocus and auto-matic exposure
AXIS M3058-PLVE•
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Vandal-resistant indoor/outdoor dome designSharp imaging to the edges in low or no light
AXIS P3717-PLE••
360° multidirectional cameraMonitoring in low light or dark-ness with 360° IR illumination
ME20F-SHN•
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Ultra-high sensitivity CMOS sensor for color video under extremely low lightCompatible with EF lenses and suitable for various monitoring situations
VB-R13VE•
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High-speed, high-precision, high-magnification, 360° continuous-panning model30x optical zoom lens
VB-H45••
20x optical zoom lensPTZ model featuring remote control of lens
VB-S30D Mk II••
Compact PTZ model3.5x optical zoom lens plus 4x digital zoom (combined max. 14x zoom)
VB-S900F Mk II••
Compact fixed box model96° horizontal viewing angle7 enables monitoring of an entire area
Profile Analyzer•
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Software for estimating the age and gender of the people in the videoCapable of aggregating number of people by age, gender and time frame
TBA-FX8•
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Flagship model offering fast and efficient sample processingClass leader in total bottles han-dled and multiple-item testing
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Océ JetStream 3000 Dual••
High productivity color continuous feed pressCapable of outputting a wide range of printed materials
Océ JetStream 5500 Graphira••
Wide-web continuous feed monochrome printingIndustrial scale book production at up to 254 m/min.
Océ ColorStream 6000 Chroma••
Color continuous feed press compatible with 22-inch paperChromera ink set achieves wider color gamut
Océ VarioStream 4450••
Monochrome continuous feed press supporting various data formatsFlexible customization minimizes costs
Océ VarioPrint 6000 series TITAN••
High-speed monochrome sheet-fed pressFeatures proprietary Gemini Instant Duplex Technology
varioPRINT 140 series••
Highly reliable monochrome sheet-fed pressHigh image quality comparable to offset printing
imagePROGRAF TM-300••
36-inch (A0+) model with LUCIA TD 5-color pigment inkSignificant noise reduction for quieter work environments
imagePROGRAF TX-3000••
36-inch (A0+) model with LUCIA TD 5-color pigment inkHigh-precision drawings and vivid color posters, even on plain paper
Océ PlotWave 550••
Versatile multifunction device supports A0 size paperProprietary toner fixing technology achieves zero warm-up time
Océ ColorWave 9000••
High-speed color large-format printerThermal inkjet printing system boosts productivity
imagePROGRAF PRO-4000S••
44-inch (B0+) 8-color model featuring LUCIA PRO pigment inkHigh-quality, high-speed printing with efficient use of ink
imagePROGRAF PRO-6000••
60-inch 12-color model featuring LUCIA PRO pigment inkAchieves the ultimate in photo printing quality
Océ Colorado 1640••
64-inch roll-to-roll printerNew UVgel technology for improved productivity and greater media compatibility
Océ Arizona 1380GT••
Quick, reliable and low-maintenance true flatbed printerRequires zero warm-up time thanks to the LED-UV curing system
Océ Arizona 6170 XTS••
High-speed UV flatbed printer for high-volume productionHigh quality and productivity for all large-format printing needs
Océ ProStream 1000••
Color continuous feed press for graphic arts marketProprietary ink set and ColorGrip for printing on offset coated paper
Océ VarioPrint i300••
B3 color sheet-fed pressProprietary ink set supports wide range of paper types
imagePRESS C10000VP••
Color production press for wide-variety printingHigh reliability and compatibility with various papers for commercial printing
imagePRESS C850••
Entry-grade color production press for wide-variety printingDuplex long sheet printing
DreamLabo 5000••
Support for various value-added photo merchandiseImproved inkjet technology enhances precision and quality
Océ ColorWave 3000 series••
42-inch model featuring 4 color TonerPearlsUtilizes patented Océ TonerPearls technology for jetting solid gel toner
PosterArtist•
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For easy creation of high-quality postersTemplates and support functions for multi-language posters
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5560i•
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Mid-to-high-speed A3 color multifunction device (Color, monochrome 60 ppm)Personalized user interface enhances usability
LX-D5500/LX-D1300/LX-P1300 •
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High-speed, full-color on-demand printing up to 200 mm/sec. Selection of dye or pigment ink according to application
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C356iF (C356i)
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A4 color multifunction device (Color, monochrome 35 ppm) Productivity-boosting Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
CX-G6400/CX-G2400•
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Suitable for different media rang-ing from paper to plastics High-speed printing of up to 100 business cards/min. (CX-G6400), 50 business cards/min. (CX-G2400)*
IVY PV-123 (Zoemini PV-123)•
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Prints photos captured by smart-phones on the spotCanon print apps enable photo editing
SELPHY CP1300•
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Compact, lightweight photo printerLarge LCD touch screen and new UI ensures easy operation
M350•
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Thermal transfer printer for nameplates and labelsHigh-quality and high-speed printing
PIXMA G3110 (PIXMA G3510) •
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Business inkjet multifunction printer with refillable ink tank system for mass printing needsCost efficiency and high productivity
WG7000 series •
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First Canon A3 inkjet multifunc-tion printer with line headHigh productivity and high image quality printing
PIXMA TS9520 (TS9550) •
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Compact A3 inkjet multifunction device with ADFPrint solutions for such media as POPs
PIXMA TS8220 (TS8250) •
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Offers high image quality and low running costsHandy print apps for mobile devices; handles nail art printing
imageRUNNER ADVANCE Desktop (imageWARE Desktop)
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Streamlines MFP workflow for both paper/electronic documents Boosts productivity and reduces costs
Inkjet PrintersID Card Printers Cable ID Printers Plate & Sheet Printers
Packaged Software
High-speedhigh-volume
printing
Short-runwide-variety
printing
Office Multifunction Devices
Continuous Feed/Sheet-Fed Presses Large-Format Printers
Laser Multifunction Printers
Color Label Printers Color Card Printers Mini Photo PrinterCompact Photo Printers
Solutions SoftwareLaser Printers Business Inkjet Printers
As a comprehensive printing solutions provider, Canon offers home-use and office-use printers as well as commercial-use printers that meet a wide range of printing needs. High image quality and leading-edge features for easy operation support today’s printing business.
Inkjet type Electrophotographic type Dye-sublimation type
Unless otherwise specified, printing/copying speeds are for single-sided printing on A4 paper.
* For business cards and plastic cards (CR-80)
Continuous Feed/DM PhotosManuals/Books/Newspapers CAD/GISCatalogs/Sales Promotion Graphic Arts
Business
Consumer
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C3530i•
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Low-to-mid speed A3 color multifunction device (Color, monochrome 30 ppm)Various feeder/finisher options contribute to productivity
imageCLASS LBP312dn (i-SENSYS LBP312x)
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Monochrome laser printer with A5 paper capability (43 ppm)Highly compact and supports various paper sizes
imageCLASS MF735Cdw (i-SENSYS MF735Cx)
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A4 color laser multifunction device (Color, monochrome 27 ppm) One-Pass duplex scan ADF for high speed scanning
Mk2600•
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Prints identification on wires, tubes and power distribution panelsMax. print speed 40 mm/sec.
IX-R7000•
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Prints on various materials includ-ing PVC and PET600 dpi resolution, high-speed printing of up to 145 cards/hour
Commercial
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FPA-6300ES6a•
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Super-high throughput of 200 wafers/hour1 or more Designed for mass production of mem-ory, logic and image-processing devices
RA-532H•
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Simultaneously measures four reflective parameters: gloss, haze, image clarity and BRDF6
Lightweight and handy
FPA-5550iZ2•
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i-line stepper with highest-class produc-tivity2 and excellent alignment precision Flexibly supports a wide variety of processes
S-100Z/PV-01•
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Separation from signal processing unit enables miniaturization of optical sensorBuilt-in counter for length measurement
FPA-5520iV•
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i-line stepper with highest-class pro-ductivity for back-end processes3 Flexible wafer handling system can process irregular substrate shapes
M-080QA-HPM••
For quadrupole mass spectrometry Monitors gases, helping to prevent product defects caused by process abnormalities
Injection Molds•
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Precision injection molds that achieve high durability and high productivity Custom manufacturing of technically difficult molds
MF-150A Mark II•
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Improved algorithm realizes shorter production times100 V power source enables operation in any location
CMOS Sensors•
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Ultra-high-pixel, ultra-high sensitivity and global shutter modelsFeature such technologies as noise reduction and high-speed readout
CE-TOWER MD-350••
Supports open CAD/CAM software Compact, clean design harmonizes with dental lab environments
Lithium-Ion Battery Assembly Equipment•
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High-speed, high-accuracy positioning control technologyAutomated from tab welding to electrolyte injection and inspection processes
BESTEM-V110•
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3D measuring function for appearance inspections with fewer false positives Enables measurement of approx. 20 types of dimensions
BESTEM-D531ti••
Capable of handling 12-inch wafers Able to safely handle ultra-thin-type chips
Atomic Diffusion Bonding Equipment•
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Automated vacuum operation for transfer, deposition, bonding and collection Enables high bonding strength at room temperature and zero pressure
NC7900•
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Achieves 200% MR ratio4 for perpen-dicular MTJ5
High throughput of 20 wafers/hour or more
MPAsp-E813H•
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High definition production of mobile device panels using 6th-generation glass substrateAchieves high resolution and productivity
MPAsp-H803T•
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High definition large-screen display panel pro-duction using 8th-generation glass substrateHigh productivity and single-exposure widescreen display production
MPAsp-H1003T•
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65-inch panel single-exposure produc-tion using 8th-generation glass substrate Enables construction of dual line system incorporating conventional models
Low Pressure Sensitive Sensors•
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Responds to slight forces such as pres-sure in clothing fitting and pulsation Features newly developed electrocon-ductive paint
Fluorite (CaF2)•
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Excellent optical characteristics includ-ing low dispersion rate and anomalous dispersion Used in EF lenses and broadcast lenses
Land care 16 II•
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Can handle continuous garbage disposal, similar to a trash canHygienic automatic bagging function
CA-P1••
Payment terminal with printerHandles various payment methods such as credit cards and electronic money
DC Micro Motors•
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Various options and configurations available Integration of drivers and controllers for growing motion control applications
Air Bearings•
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Non-contact bearings that realize high rotation accuracy and semi-permanent durabilityHigh rigidity and high load capacity
SURFCLEAR100•
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Fluoride coating enables easy removal of water and oil-based stains High-class wear resistance and durability
LS-300/LS-715/ML-100•
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Compact design, low energy and mate-rial consumptionDedicated cassette molds facilitate quick changing and processing
PRea ST-300•
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Fits comfortably in your hand and is easy to gripImproved robustness and impact resistance
GM-1000 Series•
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Realizes high position repeatability using Canon’s high-precision encoding and proprietary digital control technologiesSupport software available
System-ELVESS•
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Mask deposition technology for high-resolution panelsFlexible support for various panel sizes and uses
G-311 D Series•
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Sealed Transmissive Microfocus X-ray Source SeriesCapable of high-speed imaging with high resolution
Payment Terminals
DC Micro Motors
Laser Doppler Velocity Sensors
Air Bearings
Process Gas Monitors
Pressure Sensitive Sensors
Microfocus X-ray Sources
Vapor DepositionSmall Injection Molding Machines
Wire Bonding Inspection Equipment
Injection MoldsCompact 3D Machining Centers
Die Bonders
FPD (Flat Panel Display) Lithography Equipment
Semiconductor Lithography Equipment
CMOS SensorsFood Waste Decomposers for Business Use
Atomic Diffusion Bonding Equipment
MRAM Sputtering Equipment
OLED Panel Manufacturing Equipment
Optical CrystalsDental Milling Machine
Lithium-Ion Battery Assembly Equipment Handy Terminals
Digital Galvano Scanners
Surface Reflectance Analyzers
Industrial Equipment
Building on its core optics and image processing technologies, Canon is diversifying its business. From technologies to support the IoT to semiconductor lithography equipment supporting the manufacturing industry and OLED panel manufacturing equipment, Canon is contributing to the growth of industry and society.
6: Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function. Indicates how much incoming light is reflected and in which direction. l Some products appearing in this publication may not be available in certain regions.
1: 300 mm wafers, 98 shots, with available options applied. 2: Among same-class i-line steppers. As of December 14, 2016. (Based on a Canon survey) 3: Among same-class i-line steppers. As of July 4, 2016. (Based on a Canon survey) 4: Magneto ratio. Refers to the change in ratio of magnetic resistance. 5: Magnetic Tunnel Junction. The magnetic resistance of components changes due to the Tunnel Magneto-Resistance (TMR) effect.
Enables on-the-spot payment anytime and anywhere.
A wide range of micro motors used in various products such as cameras and industrial equipment.
Non-contact measuring of length, speed and other parameters of such objects as paper, wood and film.
For use in semiconductor manufac-turing equipment.
Quadrupole mass spectrometer covering a wide pressure range of 10-9 Pa to 1.3 Pa.
Easily detects pressure changes in real time.
For 3D measurement and defect detection in semiconductor and electronic parts.
Source materials of thin films used for anti-reflective coating on such objects as lenses.
Provides layout-free inline molding capability.
Facilitates automated and efficient inspections required during the wire bonding process.
Supports mass production of plastic products and components in such industries as automotive and medical.
High-precision 3D machining in a compact, space-saving design.
Bonds IC chips onto lead frames with high speed and accuracy.
FPD lithography equipment exposes pixel circuits on glass substrates with micrometer-level precision. Realizing high functionality and productivity, they can cope with increasingly high-resolution mobile displays and such large displays as television panels.
For the manufacturing of nanometer-level microprocessor circuit patterns. Fast and accurate wafer stages and ultra-high-precision wafer positioning technologies.
Advanced image sensors that are the core devices in digital cameras.
Significantly reduces garbage mass using hybrid biochemical and drying process method.
Mass production bonding equip-ment that ensures high bonding strength under ultra-high vacuum.
Enables mass production of next-generation magnetoresistive random-access memory.
Vacuum deposition technology enables the mass production of smartphone and television display panels.
Manufactured using advanced high-temperature vacuum technology. For use in optical and other products.
High-speed, high-precision operation achieved through application of industrial machining technology.
Used for assembling secondary batteries for hybrid vehicles and electric vehicles.
Improves business efficiency with 1D and 2D barcode scanning.
Used for high-precision laser scanning in such devices as laser markers and 3D printers.
Quantifies parameters of surface conditions for quality improvement.
Molding SensorsMaterials
Handy Terminals
Components
Measuring Devices
KS-125WUC••
Premium calculator with 12-digit displayTwo tax rate keys for calculating different taxes
PR-1HY•
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Hybrid model with presenter and laser functionsCapable of displaying cursor on screen
CalculatorsPresentersOur extensive lineup of calculators ranges from handheld to desktop-size devices.
Ideal for a wide range of applications including presentations, video conferences, seminars and lectures.
Office Electronics
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Canon’s predecessor, Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory, is founded in Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, to conduct research into quality cameras.The Kwanon, Japan’s first 35 mm focal-plane-shutter camera, is produced in prototype form.The company files for registration of the “Canon” trademark.The Hansa Canon, a 35 mm focal-plane-shutter camera, is introduced.Precision Optical Industry, Co., Ltd. is founded.In-house production of Serenar Lens commences.Japan’s first indirect X-ray camera is developed.Takeshi Mitarai is appointed president of Precision Optical Industry, Co., Ltd.Production commences for the midrange J II focal-plane-shutter camera.The Ginza Camera Service Station opens.The Canon S II is introduced, receiving great acclaim from ranking officers in the Occupation Forces and foreign buyers in Japan.The company becomes Canon Camera Co., Inc.Government designates Canon cameras priority exports when Japan resumes export activities.Canon shares are listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange for the first time when postwar stock trading resumes.Canon II B wins first prize at a U.S. national camera exhibition.
Canon concentrates head office and manufacturing plants in Shimomaruko, Ohta-ku, Tokyo.Canon’s New York branch office is opened.Canon Europa, the sole European distributor, is established in Switzerland.“Electric-eye” boom is sparked by the introduction of the Canonet.Canon develops its first five-year plan in preparation for full-fledged entry into the business machine market.Canon Latin America, the company’s sole distributor for Latin America, is established in Panama.Canon SA Geneva (Switzerland) is established. By abolishing the sole-distributor system, Canon moves to a new sales system, with outlets under the direct control of the headquarters in Tokyo.The Canola 130, the world’s first 10-key electronic calculator, is introduced.Canon U.S.A., Inc., is established.The 30th anniversary slogan—“Cameras in the Right Hand, Business Machines in the Left”—is announced.Canon Latin America, Inc., is established.Canon Business Machines Sales, Inc., is established in Japan.Canon Amsterdam N.V. (now Canon Europa N.V.) is established.The Canon NP System, the original electro-photography technology, is introduced and Canon enters the plain-paper copier (PPC) market.The company’s name is changed to Canon Inc.Canon Camera Sales Co., Inc., is founded for Japanese marketing.
Canon Inc., Taiwan, Canon’s first manufacturing facility outside of Japan, is established.The NP-1100, Japan’s first PPC, is introduced.The PPC-1, Japan’s first mask aligner, is introduced.Canon Business Machines Sales, Inc., and Canon Camera Sales Co., Ltd., merge to form Canon Sales Co., Inc.Physotec GmbH (now Canon Giessen GmbH), Canon’s first European manufacturing site, is established in Germany. The NP-70, the world’s first PPC with the liquid-dry system, is introduced.Canon Deutschland GmbH is established.Japan’s first full-color PPC is introduced.A macro zoom lens for cinematography wins an Academy Award in the science and technology category from the U.S. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Canon Inc. begins listing its American Depositary Receipts on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).The PowerShot S100 DIGITAL ELPH (DIGITAL IXUS in other regions), a digital compact camera, is introduced.The iR series new-generation network MFD is introduced, providing document collation and distribution functions.
Canon Europe Ltd. (U.K.) is established to cooperate with Canon Europa N.V. (Netherlands) to reinforce regional operations.Canon Vietnam Co., Ltd. is established.Canon Inc.’s new headquarters building opens in Shimomaruko, Tokyo.The EOS-1Ds pro-model digital SLR camera is introduced.The EOS Kiss Digital (EOS 300D Digital and EOS Digital Rebel in other regions) entry-level digital AF SLR camera is introduced. Canon Ru LLC is established in Moscow, Russia.Igari Mold (now Canon Mold) becomes a wholly owned subsidiary.The Compliance Card is distributed to 110,000 Canon Group employees.ANELVA Corporation (now Canon ANELVA) is made a consolidated subsidiary.NEC Machinery Corporation (now Canon Machinery) is made a consolidated subsidiary.Canon receives its second Imperial Award for Innovations for the invention of a large-screen sensor for real-time X-ray imaging systems.
Canon Inc., introducing a new corporate structure, appoints CEO Fujio Mitarai as chairman and Tsuneji Uchida as president and COO.Chairman Fujio Mitarai is appointed the second chairman of the Japan Business Federation.Canon Sales Co., Inc. changes its name to Canon Marketing Japan Inc.Tokki (now Canon Tokki) becomes a consolidated subsidiary.Canon makes a full-scale entry into the commercial digital printer market by introducing the imagePRESS C7000VP. The Canon Institute for Global Studies and the Canon Foundation are established.The EOS 5D Mark II, the first camera ever to incorporate full HD video, is introduced.All headquarters functions of Canon Europe are consolidated in London.The imageRUNNER ADVANCE series of next-generation office network MFPs with enhanced IT environment integration is introduced.
Océ (Netherlands) becomes a consolidated subsidiary.
Canon Prachinburi (Thailand) Ltd. is established.Canon Business Machines (Philippines), Inc. is established.Canon enters the motion picture production industry with the launch of the Cinema EOS System of cinema cameras and lenses.Canon enters the commercial photo printer market with the introduction of the DreamLabo 5000.Fujio Mitarai is appointed president, in addition to chairman and CEO, of Canon Inc.Canon Indústria de Manaus Ltda. is established in Brazil.Canon Marketing Vietnam Co., Ltd. is established.Canon enters into collaborative research agreements with Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital.The EOS M, Canon’s first mirrorless camera, is introduced.Canon receives a Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award for improvements to large format CMOS imagers for use in High Definition broadcast video cameras at the 64th Annual Technology & Engineering Emmy® Awards.
Chairman Fujio Mitarai receives the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun from the Emperor of Japan.Canon Solutions America, Inc. is established.Canon enters the 4K video production display market with the launch of the DP-V3010 30-inch 4K display for professional use.Fujio Mitarai is appointed Honorary President of the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.Canon makes Molecular Imprints, Inc. (now Canon Nanotechnologies America) a wholly owned subsidiary.Canon Europe makes Milestone Systems (Denmark) a wholly owned subsidiary. Canon enters the machine vision market with the launch of the RV1100 3D Machine Vision System.Canon makes Axis Communications (Sweden) a consolidated subsidiary.
Canon Inc., introducing a new corporate structure, appoints CEO Fujio Mitarai as chairman and Masaya Maeda as president and COO.Canon makes Toshiba Medical Systems (now Canon Medical Systems) a wholly owned subsidiary.Canon launches the 4K500ST 4K projector.The third generation of the A3 color MFP imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5500 series is launched.Canon and Axis co-develop the AXIS Q1659 interchangeable-lens network camera.Customer Experience Center Tokyo, a facility for experiencing Canon’s commercial printing solutions, opens at Canon headquarters.Canon makes Miyazaki Daishin Canon Inc. (now Miyazaki Canon) a wholly owned subsidiary.Toshiba Medical Systems (now Canon Medical Systems) launches the high-definition CT diagnostic system Aquilion Precision.The high-speed commercial-use color sheet-fed press Océ VarioPrint i300 is launched.Canon Electronics succeeds in launching the CE-SAT-I micro satellite.Canon delivers the nanoimprint lithography manufacturing equipment FPA-1200NZ2C to Toshiba Memory Corporation’s Yokkaichi Operations plant. Canon develops the Free Viewpoint Video System.The Océ Colorado 1640 UVgel wide format printer is introduced.Toshiba Medical Systems changes its name to Canon Medical Systems.The Canon Eco Technology Park opens to serve as a focal point of the environmental activities of the Canon Group.The software training facility Canon Institute of Software Technology is opened.Canon makes BriefCam Ltd. (Israel), a leading video content analysis software developer, a wholly owned subsidiary.Canon launches a joint research project with the National Center for the Promotion of Cultural Properties for the creation and use of high-resolution facsimiles of cultural properties.The EOS M50 mirrorless camera is introduced.The business inkjet printer PIXMA G-series with refillable ink tank system is introduced.Introduction of both new software for factory automation and the industrial camera N10-W02.Canon introduces the EOS R System, a new imaging system, and launches the EOS R full-frame mirrorless camera and RF lens featuring a newly-developed lens mount.With the launch of the WG7000 series, Canon makes a full-scale entry into the A3 business inkjet multifunction printer market.Canon launches the compact and lightweight EOS RP full-frame mirrorless camera.
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Takeo Maeda is appointed president of Canon Inc.Canon France S.A.S. is established.Canon develops a laser printer. The first Premier Company Plan is launched. A committee is established to discuss Canon development, production and sales systems.Canon (U.K.) Ltd. is established.The AE-1 SLR camera with a built-in micro-computer is introduced, triggering an AE boom.The CR-45NM, the world’s first nonmydriatic retinal camera, is introduced.Ryuzaburo Kaku is appointed president of Canon Inc.The K-35 series of lenses for cinematography wins an Academy Award from the U.S. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.A product-specific business division structure is introduced.Canon Australia Pty. Ltd. is established.The NP-8500, the world’s first retention-type copying machine, is introduced.The PLA-500FA, the world’s first mask aligner with a laser-based automatic alignment system, is introduced.Canon Singapore Pte. Ltd. is established.Overseas sales exceed ¥100 billion for the first time.The LBP-10, using a semiconductor laser, is introduced.
The Second Premier Company Plan is launched.The PC-10 and PC-20, the world’s first personal copying machines with replaceable cartridges, are introduced.Canon Bretagne S.A.S. is established in France.Canon Virginia, Inc., is established in the U.S.A.A tie-up agreement related to computer technology is concluded with Hewlett-Packard Co. of the U.S.The BJ-80, the world’s first inkjet printer using Bubble Jet technology, is introduced.The CLC-1, a digital full-color copying machine, is introduced.The EOS autofocus SLR camera is introduced along with a range of EF lenses.Canon announces its second inauguration with the launch of the First Global Corporation Plan, which introduces the corporate philosophy of kyosei.Canon Opto (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. is established.Keizo Yamaji is appointed president of Canon Inc.Canon Dalian Business Machines, Inc., is established in the PRC.
Canon launches its toner cartridge recycling system.Canon Information Systems Research Australia Pty. Ltd. is established.Canon Information Systems R&D Europe Ltd. (now Canon Research Centre France S.A.S.) is established.Canon Zhuhai, Inc. is established in the PRC.Canon Hi-Tech (Thailand) Ltd. is established.Hajime Mitarai is appointed president of Canon Inc.The Second Global Corporation Plan is initiated.Canon Group Environmental Charter is established.The Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation rewards Canon with the Imperial Award for Innovations for its Bubble Jet printing system.Fujio Mitarai is appointed president of Canon Inc.
The ELPH (IXUS in other regions), a 2x zoom compact camera with the Advanced Photo System, is introduced.Canon (China) Co., Ltd. is established.Canon forms the Management Reformation Committee.Canon commences Group-wide production reform activities.Copying machine remanufacturing commences in Japan. Canon thus maintains such operations in Europe, the U.S. and Japan.Canon Middle East B.V. is established in the U.A.E.
The Excellent Global Corporation Plan is initiated.
Phase II of the Excellent Global Corporation Plan is initiated.
Canon launches Phase III of the Excellent Global Corporation Plan.
Canon launches Phase V of the Excellent Global Corporation Plan.
Canon launches Phase IV of the Excellent Global Corporation Plan.
EOS R
WG7000 series
KWANON
Indirect X-ray camera
Takeshi Mitarai
Factory at Shimomaruko Headquarters
Opening of New York office
Canonet
Canola 130
PPC-1
Takeo Maeda
NP-1100
AE-1
Joining the NYSE
PowerShot S100 DIGITAL ELPH / DIGITAL IXUS
EOS DIGITAL REBEL / EOS 300D DIGITAL
Fujio Mitarai
Fujio Mitarai
Fujio Mitarai
Masaya Maeda
Aquilion Precision
AXIS Q1659
EOS M50
Océ VarioPrint i300
RV1100
DP-V3010
Tsuneji Uchida
imagePRESS C7000VP
EOS 5D Mark II
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5051
Cinema EOS System
EOS M
Ryuzaburo Kaku
LBP-10
PC-10
BJ-80
EOS 650
Keizo Yamaji
Hajime Mitarai
Fujio Mitarai
ELPH / IXUS
YESTERDAY AND TODAY
1950s – 1960sUndertaking the challenges of globalization and diversification
1980sCanon’s second inauguration and introduction of the kyosei philosophy
2000sPursuing digitization and No. 1 share in all major businesses
1970sDiversification and launch of the first Premier Company Plan
1990sLaunch of the Excellent Global Corporation Plan
2010sChallenge of growth and diversification in current businesses
1930s – 1940sAiming to develop the world’s best cameras
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