MITSUI AND CO.,LTD 2.1. OTEMACHI 1. CHOME

Company Introduction:

Mitsui & Co., Ltd. is a major Japanese general trading company, also known as a sogo shosha, with a significant global network, including operations in Thailand. While the address "2.1. Otemachi 1-Chome" refers to its corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, Mitsui & Co. (Thailand) Ltd. is its primary operational entity in Thailand. This Thai subsidiary engages in a broad spectrum of business activities. These include product trading, global logistics, project development, and strategic investments across diverse sectors such as energy, metals, machinery and infrastructure, chemicals, food, retail, and consumer services. Its role in Thailand is to facilitate international trade, develop new business opportunities, and manage various investments to support economic growth in the country and the broader ASEAN region.

Business Type:

Mitsui & Co., Ltd. is a trading company. While it holds stakes in and manages numerous manufacturing and industrial ventures worldwide, its core business model, particularly through its regional offices like the one in Thailand, is focused on global trading, logistics, financing, and strategic investments rather than direct manufacturing operations as its primary function.

Mitsui & Co., Ltd. in Thailand, through its various business activities and investments, is involved in the sale and distribution of a broad range of products across multiple industries. These include:

Energy related products: Crude oil, petroleum products, liquefied natural gas, and renewable energy components.

Chemical products: Basic chemicals, specialty chemicals, plastics, and fertilizers.

Metal products: Steel products, non-ferrous metals, and raw materials such as iron ore and coal.

Machinery and infrastructure products: Industrial machinery, power generation equipment, construction equipment, automotive parts, and railway systems.

Food and agricultural products: Grains, food ingredients, processed foods, and other agricultural commodities.

Lifestyle products: Consumer goods, textiles, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare-related products.

Information technology and communication products: Digital solutions, telecommunication equipment, and related services.