Mitsubishi International Corporation (MIC) has organized its business into teams of industry and market specialists. The core structure consists of Business Groups defined by major industries, which in turn are comprised of Business Divisions and Departments focused on market segments within their respective industries. Business Group activities are pursued across our network of offices in North America.

MIC is a leading resource for buying and selling commodity and specialty chemicals. On the commodities side, our financial and technical resources enable us to engage in large-scale investments, thus ensuring a steady supply, relying on our global logistics networks for the best possible handling and delivery. Our relationship with Japanese suppliers of specialty chemicals enables us to offer more than 90 product categories, while in Japan our network of subsidiaries is key to our distribution to various different markets there.
Business Departments: Fertilizer & Inorganic Chemicals, Methanol & Ethanol, Houston/Basic and Intermediate Petrochemicals, Houston/Chlor-Alkali, Houston/PVC & Specialty Chemicals and Life Sciences
Industry Focus: Chemicals, Life Sciences

As a total energy solutions provider, MIC and our affiliates market petroleum, natural gas and carbon-based products. These activities range from developing new oil and gas reserves in the Americas and expanding the Atlantic LNG market, to supplying gasoline and other light products to gas station chains and other customers on the U.S. west coast. Mitsubishi Corporation growing expertise in the carbon and carbon products market is a result of dynamic interaction with our customers reflecting their need to offload heavy carbon byproducts.
Business Division: Energy
Industry Focus: Energy

The newly created Industrial Finance Group combines financial discipline and MIC's strength as part of a worldwide trading network in providing risk capital in various forms including equity and debt in various industrial sectors. It also provides value-added logistics solutions and efficient insurance solutions to serve client needs.
Business Division: Logistics
Business Department: Financial Services, Commercial Aviation, Aircraft Interiors
Industry Focus: Logistics, Aerospace

More than in any other market where MIC is active, total supply chain management is crucial to the range of activities we carry out to ensure that basic foods, textiles and other essentials reach consumers. Whether it's canned foods, feed, fiber, yarn, optical fiber or nonwoven fabrics, the key ingredients for MIC in this arena are global sourcing, production and logistics, with our investments in the Americas playing a significant role.
Business Departments: Foods, Food Products, General Merchandise, Textiles, Healthcare & Marketing Services
Industry Focus: Building & Construction, Foods, Healthcare, Packaging, Printing & Graphic Arts, Textiles

Our machinery product portfolio covers such activities as oil, gas and petrochemical plant projects; power generation plant projects; large-scale industrial resource-related heavy machinery, logistics and transportation systems and equipment; aerospace and general industrial hardware. MIC's skill-set has expanded to embrace both our traditional expertise in supplying large-scale plant machinery, as well as a package of services including feasibility studies, engineering, procurement and construction and relevant financing. Environmental sustainability is always a high priority.
Business Departments: Aerospace, Houston/Turbomachinery & Industrial Equipment, Nuclear & Energy Solutions, Plants & Projects, Power Systems, Transportation Systems
Industry Focus: Machinery, Aerospace

As a global trader of metals and minerals, MIC draws on its worldwide sourcing and distribution capabilities to trade precious metals, aluminum ingots, copper concentrates, and metallurgical/thermal coal predominantly within North America and South America. On the brokerage side, subsidiary Triland USA Inc. is a clearing member of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), the International Commodity Exchange (ICE) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). MIC's steel-related investment activities are two-fold: administration of several subsidiaries in the U.S. which process and trade steel products, and the development of new business opportunities in the North American market, in cooperation with Metal One Holdings America, Inc., a joint venture Mitsubishi Corporation and Sojitz Corporation of Japan.
Business Divisions: Non-Ferrous Metals, Precious Metals, Steel Investment, Ferrous Raw Materials and Business Development
Industry Focus: Metals