Panasonic Electric Machinery (Beijing)

Project reference from BIOSUN’s Chinese website. Network figures, organizational descriptions and dated plans reflect the original case entry.

Panasonic is an international electronics manufacturer. The original profile traces its engagement with China to a 1978 meeting with founder Konosuke Matsushita, followed by exports, technical cooperation and the establishment of a joint-venture factory in 1987. It describes activities spanning research, manufacturing, sales, service, logistics and communications in China.


Panasonic Corporation of China was established in 1994 and became wholly owned in 2002 according to the original entry. Its activities included sales and after-sales services for appliances, systems, environmental products and components, as well as support in personnel development, finance, legal affairs, environmental management, intellectual property and quality. The profile also records its merger with Panasonic Electric Works China in January 2012.


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