Daikin Industries Ltd. (TSE: 6367.T)

Building Products & Equipment · Osaka, Japan · Founded 1924

$50.0B

Market Cap

$30.0B

Revenue

98,000

Employees

$2.0B

Net Income

📊 Key Statistics for Daikin Industries Ltd. (6367.T)

Market capitalization: $50.0 billion
Annual revenue: $30.0 billion
Net income: $2.0 billion
Employees: 98,000
Sector: Industrials
Headquarters: Osaka, Japan
Founded: 1924

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📋 About Daikin Industries Ltd.

Daikin is the world's largest air conditioning manufacturer, headquartered in Osaka, Japan. They make everything from residential split systems to massive commercial HVAC units, and they're also a major producer of fluorochemicals and refrigerants. Global warming is, ironically, great for their business.

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💰 How Daikin Industries Ltd. Makes Money

Sell HVAC equipment and refrigerants to residential, commercial, and industrial customers worldwide. The installed base creates recurring revenue from maintenance, parts, and refrigerant refills. They also earn from fluorochemical sales to other industries.

📜 Key Milestones

Founded in 1924 in Osaka, Daikin expanded globally through acquisitions including Goodman Manufacturing (US) in 2012 for $3.7 billion. That deal gave them access to the massive North American residential market. They've been investing heavily in heat pump technology for the European market.

📊 Financial Overview

Market Capitalization	$50.0B
Annual Revenue	$30.0B
Net Income	$2.0B
Profit Margin	7%
Revenue per Employee	$306122K
Stock Exchange	TSE
Ticker Symbol	6367.T

Financial data is approximate and based on most recent annual filings.

💡 Did You Know?

Daikin invented the VRV (Variable Refrigerant Volume) system in 1982, which revolutionized commercial air conditioning. The company produces both the HVAC equipment and the refrigerants that go inside — vertical integration that competitors can't match.

📝 Analyst Take

Daikin benefits from both global warming (more AC demand) and the energy transition (heat pumps replacing gas boilers). It's a rare company that wins regardless of the climate debate's outcome.

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