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Acquiring SURUGA SEIKI: In acquiring this development and manufacturing company, Misumi brought manufacturing in-house. [11] Delegating Authority Across the Organization: In 2007, Misumi brought the concept of “small is beautiful” to its operating companies, organizing its business into small autonomous teams responsible for sales, product development, and manufacturing. Currently, Misumi is aggressively pursuing sales and operating income records year over year, in conjunction with continued global expansion and partnerships across industry verticals. [12] Misumi USA consists of a local suppliers network including Sugura USA in Addison, Illinois, along with its own distribution centers near Chicago O’Hare Airport and in Torrance, California. [13] In November 2012, Misumi acquired the
Dayton Lamina Corporation, a company known for press die components, with brands including Dayton Progress, Lamina, Danly, IEM, and Lempco. Beginning August 2015, Dayton Lamina began the manufacture of Misumi Brand die components in Ohio. In November 2017, Misumi announced[14] plans to expand manufacturing and distribution in North America through the creation of a subsidiary in Querétaro City, Querétaro, Mexico. Misumi Mexico will be operational beginning April 2018. As of November 2017, Misumi currently operates 24 Manufacturing facilities, 14
Distribution Centers, and 62 Sales Offices around the globe. Environmental and social contributions[edit] Misumi's products are compliant with the European Union’s RoHS Directive, restricting the use of hazardous substances. As innovations in green production, Misumi has developed equipment cables with superior oil and heat resistance, as well as combined terminal blocks and components.
