Panasonic Corporation - High Demanding NSN Parts (CAGE Code 61058, 6QXG7, 0KWL0)

CAGE Codes:

0DVB5                                              0HLU2                                             0LUV0                                           0SMG6

03JH8                                               0H8A7                                              0J4G8                                            0PDR3

023XK                                              0GFM5                                             0HXK8                                           0LVM8

Operating Segments:

The operating segments for the Panasonic Corporation include but are not limited to products in teh electronics industry, consumer products, energy solutions, audio video solutions, data center systems, factory equipment and software, computers, tablets, and handhelds

HQ: Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture, Japan

Partner:  Olympic Games, UNESCO World Heritage, Photon , City of Denver, AFC Champions League and Major League Soccer, former partner of  Boston Celtics

About Panasonic

The founder Kōnosuke Matsushita first began this company in the year 1918 when he started as a duplex lamp sockets vendor. The founder went on to market bicycle lamps, light fixtures, motors, and other products under the name National. The company experienced further growth after World War II while supplying radios and other appliances. After meeting with American dealers in 1961, Matsushita moved the company’s direction towards producing televisions sets for the US customers. This was when the name Panasonic was coined. Eventually they released more products including black and white TV's, electrical blenders, fridges, rice cookers, color TV's and microwave ovens. Panasonic debuted Technics in the year 1965 which began as a branch marketing a hi-fidelity audio speaker, with its most famous product being the SL-1200 record players and other categories of turntables. Some partnerships include the "Anam National" joint venture with Anam Group in South Korea. In 1973 and in November 1990, the company acquired the American media company MCA Inc. for US$6.59 billion. Approximately 80% of MCA was sold to Seagram Company for $7 billion in April 1995 and in 1998, Panasonic sold Anam National to Anam Electronics.

The company has a global staff of about 330,000 and 580 subsidiary companies. Panasonic has been growing significantly and has had a total revenue of 7,846,216 million yen recorded in 2012. Currently Panasonic manufactures products in the Consumer, Solutions and Components & Devices market. This can include items in AVC Networks, Eco Solutions, Appliances, Industrial Devices, etc.

Products, Services, and Platforms

 Products Include But Are Not Limited To

• Components & Devices: Panasonic provides such components as assembly tools, transducerized tools & chargers, torque measurement & micro screwdrivers, etc.
• Consumer: Panasonic manufactures computers, tablets, and handheld devices, phones, chargers, batteries, docks, antenna kits, adapters, keyboards, stylus pens, 4k digital displays, advanced driver assistance systems, etc.
• Integrated Solutions: This includes services offering automated supply chain solutions, inventory management products, ship-to-rail trackers, scanners, manufacturing execution system software, etc.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Panasonic’s partners include but are not limited to the Olympic Games, UNESCO World Heritage, Photon, City of Denver, AFC Champions League and Major League Soccer. From 1975 to 1989, they were partnered with the former partner of the Boston Celtics. Their subsidiaries include Panasonic Avionics Corporation, Panasonic Electric Works, Universal Lighting Technologies, Kawakita Denki Kigyosha, Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., Anchor Electricals.

Competitors

Some of Panisonic’s competitors include Sony, Hitachi, Toshiba, Pioneer and Canon Inc.