In the Logistics Division, we always provide cutting-edge, best-fit solutions from a global perspective in area of logistics and insurance services.
Activities
Main Functions and Services
- Comprehensive logistics services for transporting parts and products domestically and internationally (Mitsubishi Corporation LT, Inc. and others)
- Owning, operating and managing bulkers (Mitsubishi Ore Transport Co., Ltd. and others); intermediary services for chartering vessels; comprehensive bulk cargo logistics business including terminal operations (Seto Futo Co., Ltd.)
- Risk management and insurance agency business (Mitsubishi Corporation Insurance Co., Ltd.); captive insurance (self-insurance) business (New Century Insurance Co., Ltd.)
- Logistics real estate development business, Finance business for the logistics sector, Logistics consulting
Overview
In the Logistics Division, we utilize a broad international and domestic distribution network to develop an efficient transport system, and we provide high value-added services that respond to a wide variety of needs, extending from B2B-oriented procurement, production, and sales through to services focused on the needs of end-users. In addition, to cover the risks that arise during the processes of various economic activities, we promote risk solution services through insurance.
Strategy
Building on its accumulated knowledge and experience as a logistics division in a general trading company, its global network of 170 operating bases that are highly integrated into value chains is utilized to provide general logistics and insurance solutions.
The Division's basic strategy is to leverage its accumulated access to industry to provide high value added logistics and insurance services that only MC can provide such as by developing a finance business in the distribution sector.
Organizational Structure
Detailed Organizational Chart(PDF:41KB)
- Insurance Business Unit
- Logistics Business Unit
- Dry Bulk Business Unit
- Tank Terminals Business Unit
- Logistics Business Development Unit
Logistics Network
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