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{{Infobox company | name = Yamaguchi Heavy Industries, Ltd. | logo = Yamaguchi Heavy Industries logo.png | type = [[Privately held company]] | foundation = 1949 | location_country = [[Japan]] | key_people = Toyokazu Yamaguchi (President, CEO) | industry = [[Steel fabrication]], [[Manufacturing]] | products = Steel structures, BIM services | website = {{URL|https://www.yamakou.co.jp/}} }}

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{{Infobox company

| name = Yamaguchi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

| logo = Yamaguchi Heavy Industries logo.png

| type = [[Privately held company]]

| foundation = 1949

| location_country = [[Japan]]

| key_people = Toyokazu Yamaguchi (President, CEO)

| industry = [[Steel fabrication]], [[Manufacturing]]

| products = Steel structures, BIM services

website|https://www.yamakou.co.jp/}}

}}

”’Yamaguchi Heavy Industries, Ltd.”’ is a Japanese [[steel]] fabrication company headquartered in [[Minato, Tokyo]]. The company manufactures steel structures for the construction industry and specializes in low-carbon steel supply chains.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:「脱炭素が最も難しい」鉄鋼業界、環境負荷が少ない鉄骨で温暖化防止へ 「山口重工業」社長の山口豊和さん |trans-title=”Most Difficult to Decarbonize” Steel Industry: Yamaguchi Heavy Industries President Toyokazu Yamaguchi |url=https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/436998 |work=[[Tokyo Shimbun]] |date=2025-09-21 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=福岡市から東京都港区に昨年本社を移した。… リサイクル鉄由来の鋼材など、排出CO2の少ない材料を製鉄会社から仕入れて加工し (Transl: Moved headquarters from Fukuoka City to Minato Ward, Tokyo last year… Sourcing and processing low-CO2 materials like recycled steel from steelmakers.)}}</ref>

”’Yamaguchi Heavy Industries, Ltd.”’ is a Japanese [[steel]] fabrication company headquartered in [[Minato, Tokyo]]. The company manufactures steel structures for the construction industry and specializes in low-carbon steel supply chains.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:「脱炭素が最も難しい」鉄鋼業界、環境負荷が少ない鉄骨で温暖化防止へ 「山口重工業」社長の山口豊和さん |trans-title=”Most Difficult to Decarbonize” Steel Industry: Yamaguchi Heavy Industries President Toyokazu Yamaguchi |url=https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/436998 |work=[[Tokyo Shimbun]] |date=2025-09-21 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=福岡市から東京都港区に昨年本社を移した。… リサイクル鉄由来の鋼材など、排出CO2の少ない材料を製鉄会社から仕入れて加工し (Transl: Moved headquarters from Fukuoka City to Minato Ward, Tokyo last year… Sourcing and processing low-CO2 materials like recycled steel from steelmakers.)}}</ref>

== History ==

== History ==

The company was founded in 1949 in [[Fukuoka]] by the grandfather of the current president, Toyokazu Yamaguchi.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile” /> Originally a regional steel fabricator, the company relocated its headquarters to [[Tokyo]] in 2024 to focus on international expansion and decarbonization technologies.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile” />

The company was founded in 1949 in [[Fukuoka]] by the grandfather of the current president, Toyokazu Yamaguchi.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile” /> Originally a regional steel fabricator, the company relocated its headquarters to [[Tokyo]] in 2024 to focus on international expansion and decarbonization technologies.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_Profile” />

In 2024, ”[[Tokyo Shimbun]]” reported that Yamaguchi Heavy Industries became the first company in Asia to acquire [[PAS 2080]] certification, an international standard for managing carbon emissions in infrastructure.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_PAS”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:「脱炭素が最も難しい」鉄鋼業界、環境負荷が少ない鉄骨で温暖化防止へ |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries on Preventing Global Warming with Low-Environmental-Impact Steel Frames |url=https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/436998 |work=[[Tokyo Shimbun]] |date=2025-09-21 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=建設業に特化したCO2排出量の管理、削減に関わる国際規格の認証をアジアで初めて取得。 (Transl: Acquired international standard certification related to management and reduction of CO2 emissions specialized for the construction industry for the first time in Asia.)}}</ref> The company sources steel derived from recycled iron to reduce the carbon footprint of its structural products.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_PAS” />

In 2024, ”[[Tokyo Shimbun]]” reported that Yamaguchi Heavy Industries became the first company in Asia to acquire [[PAS 2080]] certification, an international standard for managing carbon emissions in infrastructure.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_PAS”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:「脱炭素が最も難しい」鉄鋼業界、環境負荷が少ない鉄骨で温暖化防止へ |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries on Preventing Global Warming with Low-Environmental-Impact Steel Frames |url=https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/436998 |work=[[Tokyo Shimbun]] |date=2025-09-21 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=建設業に特化したCO2排出量の管理、削減に関わる国際規格の認証をアジアで初めて取得。 (Transl: Acquired international standard certification related to management and reduction of CO2 emissions specialized for the construction industry for the first time in Asia.)}}</ref> The company sources steel derived from recycled iron to reduce the carbon footprint of its structural products.<ref name=”TokyoShimbun_PAS” />

== Operations ==

== Operations ==

In 2024, the company established a wholly-owned US subsidiary, ”’American Katerra, LLC”’, in [[San Antonio]], Texas.{{cite news |script-title=ja:山口重工業の経営戦略/変革期における米国事業 |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries Management Strategy: US Operations |url=https://www.japanmetaldaily.com/articles/-/247130 |work=[[Japan Metal Daily]] |date=2025-10-10 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=米国テキサス州サンアントニオに初の海外子会社「American Katerra LLC」を設立し… 現地調達・一次加工・ロボット化に特化する。 (Transl: Established its first overseas subsidiary, American Katerra LLC, in San Antonio, Texas… specializing in local procurement, primary processing, and robotization.)}} The subsidiary focuses on the local procurement and processing of steel materials for the North American market.
In 2024, the company established a wholly-owned US subsidiary, ”’American Katerra, LLC”’, in [[San Antonio]], Texas.{{cite news |script-title=ja:山口重工業の経営戦略/変革期における米国事業 |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries Management Strategy: US Operations |url=https://www.japanmetaldaily.com/articles/-/247130 |work=[[Japan Metal Daily]] |date=2025-10-10 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=米国テキサス州サンアントニオに初の海外子会社「American Katerra LLC」を設立し… 現地調達・一次加工・ロボット化に特化する。 (Transl: Established its first overseas subsidiary, American Katerra LLC, in San Antonio, Texas… specializing in local procurement, primary processing, and robotization.)}} The subsidiary focuses on the local procurement and processing of steel materials for the North American market.

The company has registered the trademark “Green Carbon Steel” for its supply chain tracking system.<ref name=”JMD_Carbon”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:山口重工業の経営戦略/変革期における米国事業 |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries Management Strategy |url=https://www.japanmetaldaily.com/articles/-/247130 |work=[[Japan Metal Daily]] |date=2025-10-10 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=製品群「Green Carbon Steel」を商標登録した… ペンシルベニア州ピッツバーグでの『Blue Carbon Steel』構想も検討中だ (Transl: Registered the trademark for product group ‘Green Carbon Steel’… Also considering ‘Blue Carbon Steel’ concept in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)}}</ref>

The company has registered the trademark “Green Carbon Steel” for its supply chain tracking system.<ref name=”JMD_Carbon”>{{cite news |script-title=ja:山口重工業の経営戦略/変革期における米国事業 |trans-title=Yamaguchi Heavy Industries Management Strategy |url=https://www.japanmetaldaily.com/articles/-/247130 |work=[[Japan Metal Daily]] |date=2025-10-10 |access-date=2025-12-30 |language=ja |url-access=subscription |quote=製品群「Green Carbon Steel」を商標登録した… ペンシルベニア州ピッツバーグでの『Blue Carbon Steel』構想も検討中だ (Transl: Registered the trademark for product group ‘Green Carbon Steel’… Also considering ‘Blue Carbon Steel’ concept in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)}}</ref>

== External links ==

== External links ==

* {{Official website|https://www.yamakou.co.jp/}}

{{Official website|https://www.yamakou.co.jp/}}

== References ==

== References ==

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Japanese steel fabricator

Yamaguchi Heavy Industries, Ltd. is a Japanese steel fabrication company headquartered in Minato, Tokyo. The company manufactures steel structures for the construction industry and specializes in low-carbon steel supply chains.[1]

The company was founded in 1949 in Fukuoka by the grandfather of the current president, Toyokazu Yamaguchi.[1] Originally a regional steel fabricator, the company relocated its headquarters to Tokyo in 2024 to focus on international expansion and decarbonization technologies.[1]

In 2024, Tokyo Shimbun reported that Yamaguchi Heavy Industries became the first company in Asia to acquire PAS 2080 certification, an international standard for managing carbon emissions in infrastructure.[2] The company sources steel derived from recycled iron to reduce the carbon footprint of its structural products.[2]

In 2024, the company established a wholly-owned US subsidiary, American Katerra, LLC, in San Antonio, Texas.[3] The subsidiary’s expansion into the United States was financially underwritten by the Japanese government through Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (NEXI).[4] It focuses on the local procurement and processing of steel materials for the North American market.[3]

The company has registered the trademark “Green Carbon Steel” for its supply chain tracking system.[5]

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