Marubeni Corporation, established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1858, operates a diverse global enterprise. Its core activities encompass significant trading of commodities, from grains, animal feeds, and processed meats to agricultural and fishery products. The company also supplies agricultural inputs, offers contracting for fertilization and crop protection, and manufactures fertilizers and oilseeds. Beyond agriculture, Marubeni deals in lifestyle goods such as apparel, footwear, and textiles, alongside industrial materials. It provides ICT solutions and engages in real estate ventures. Its chemicals division manages petrochemicals, plastics, chlor-alkalis, life science products, electronic materials, and various inorganic minerals. The forest products sector covers wood chips, biomass fuels, pulp, paper goods, sanitary products, and building materials. A major player in energy and metals, Marubeni explores, develops, and produces oil and gas, and is involved in the distribution and marketing of petroleum and LPG. It develops and operates mines for uranium, iron ore, coal, and copper, while also supplying related equipment and services. The company conducts smelting and refining of aluminum and magnesium, trades in iron ore, coking coal, non-ferrous metals, and steel products, and leases temporary steel construction materials. Marubeni is deeply involved in infrastructure, providing engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and operation and maintenance (O&M) services for railway systems, water facilities, industrial plants, and waste-to-energy power stations. It also manages infrastructure funds and is active in power generation, embracing renewable energy, retail power services, natural gas, hydrogen, ammonia, municipal solid waste, and thermal energy storage. Additionally, Marubeni acquires, operates, leases, sells, and charters aerospace and marine products. It further sells, trades, leases, finances, and services construction and industrial machinery, as well as mobility products.
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Marubeni Corporation, established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1858, operates a diverse global enterprise. Its core activities encompass significant trading of commodities, from grains, animal feeds, and processed meats to agricultural and fishery products. The company also supplies agricultural inputs, offers contracting for fertilization and crop protection, and manufactures fertilizers and oilseeds. Beyond agriculture, Marubeni deals in lifestyle goods such as apparel, footwear, and textiles, alongside industrial materials. It provides ICT solutions and engages in real estate ventures. Its chemicals division manages petrochemicals, plastics, chlor-alkalis, life science products, electronic materials, and various inorganic minerals. The forest products sector covers wood chips, biomass fuels, pulp, paper goods, sanitary products, and building materials. A major player in energy and metals, Marubeni explores, develops, and produces oil and gas, and is involved in the distribution and marketing of petroleum and LPG. It develops and operates mines for uranium, iron ore, coal, and copper, while also supplying related equipment and services. The company conducts smelting and refining of aluminum and magnesium, trades in iron ore, coking coal, non-ferrous metals, and steel products, and leases temporary steel construction materials. Marubeni is deeply involved in infrastructure, providing engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and operation and maintenance (O&M) services for railway systems, water facilities, industrial plants, and waste-to-energy power stations. It also manages infrastructure funds and is active in power generation, embracing renewable energy, retail power services, natural gas, hydrogen, ammonia, municipal solid waste, and thermal energy storage. Additionally, Marubeni acquires, operates, leases, sells, and charters aerospace and marine products. It further sells, trades, leases, finances, and services construction and industrial machinery, as well as mobility products.
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Marubeni Corporation, established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1858, operates a diverse global enterprise. Its core activities encompass significant trading of commodities, from grains, animal feeds, and processed meats to agricultural and fishery products. The company also supplies agricultural inputs, offers contracting for fertilization and crop protection, and manufactures fertilizers and oilseeds. Beyond agriculture, Marubeni deals in lifestyle goods such as apparel, footwear, and textiles, alongside industrial materials. It provides ICT solutions and engages in real estate ventures. Its chemicals division manages petrochemicals, plastics, chlor-alkalis, life science products, electronic materials, and various inorganic minerals. The forest products sector covers wood chips, biomass fuels, pulp, paper goods, sanitary products, and building materials. A major player in energy and metals, Marubeni explores, develops, and produces oil and gas, and is involved in the distribution and marketing of petroleum and LPG. It develops and operates mines for uranium, iron ore, coal, and copper, while also supplying related equipment and services. The company conducts smelting and refining of aluminum and magnesium, trades in iron ore, coking coal, non-ferrous metals, and steel products, and leases temporary steel construction materials. Marubeni is deeply involved in infrastructure, providing engineering, procurement, construction (EPC), and operation and maintenance (O&M) services for railway systems, water facilities, industrial plants, and waste-to-energy power stations. It also manages infrastructure funds and is active in power generation, embracing renewable energy, retail power services, natural gas, hydrogen, ammonia, municipal solid waste, and thermal energy storage. Additionally, Marubeni acquires, operates, leases, sells, and charters aerospace and marine products. It further sells, trades, leases, finances, and services construction and industrial machinery, as well as mobility products.