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Hitachi Cable Ltd.
- 1. Hitachi Cable, Ltd. transferred its optical fiber cable and optical hardware and equipment business in Japan to Advanced Cable Systems Corporation, a joint venture with Corning Cable Systems LLC (April 2006).
- 2. Hitachi Cable, Ltd. restructured its group's Underground and Overhead Power Cable and Telecommunications System Installation Businesses (October 2005)
- 3. Hitachi Cable, Ltd. and Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. made transfer and consolidation their businesses for sale of high high-voltage power cables to domestic power companies to their joint venture J-Power Systems Corp. (October 2004)
- 4. Hitachi Cable, Ltd made Tonichi Kyosan Cable, Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary to strengthen wires and cables business (March 2004)
Hitachi Chemical Co. Ltd.
- 1. Hitachi Chemical Co., Ltd. and Dainippon Ink and Chemicals Incorporated integrated unsaturated polyester resin business and established joint venture company, DH Material Co., Ltd. (April 2005).
- 2. Hitachi Chemical Co., Ltd. transferred its thermoplastic molding material business to UMG ABS, Ltd. (April 2005).
- 3. Hitachi Chemical Co., Ltd. transferred all the shares of Neuron Corporation, wholly-owned by Hitachi Chemical and engaged in magnetic card readers, to Towa Meccs Corporation. (November 2004).
Hitachi Metals Ltd.
- 1. Hitachi Metals, Ltd. merged NEOMAX Co., Ltd. (April 2007).
- 2. Hitachi Metals, Ltd. acquired the stock of NEOMAX Co., Ltd. by a tender offer (December 2006).
- 3. Hitachi Metals, Ltd. and Daido Steel Co., Ltd. formed a comprehensive business alliance primarily in the specialty steel field (March 2006).
- 4. Hitachi Metals, Ltd. merged its magnet business into Sumitomo Special Metals Co., Ltd. Sumitomo Special Metals became a consolidated subsidiary of Hitachi Metals and renamed NEOMAX Co., Ltd.(April 2004)
- 5. Hitachi Metals, Ltd. purchased Honeywell International Inc.'s Amorphous Metals Business Division (August 2003).
Other
- 1. Hitachi's subsidiary Chuo Shoji, Ltd. sold shares of SLIONTEC Corporation. (December 2003).
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