The third largest general printing company in the industry. It began as Hakushinsha, a letterpress printing factory attached to Hakubunkan, established in 1897, and merged with Seibido, a related lithographic printing company, to become Kyodo Printing in 1925. The company comprehensively manages printing, bookbinding, paper containers, and other products, with a focus on commercial printing and periodicals. It is also focusing on diversifying into etching technology and prepaid cards. The head office is in Tokyo, with factories in Tokyo and Odawara. Capital in 2011 was 4.5 billion yen, and sales for the fiscal year ending March 2011 were 98.3 billion yen. Sales breakdown (%) is 50% publishing printing, 30% business media, 19% lifestyle and industrial materials, and 2% other. → Related articleKyodo Printing Dispute Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
業界3位の総合印刷会社。1897年設置の博文館付属活版印刷工場博進社に始まり,1925年平版印刷の同系精美堂と合併し共同印刷となる。商業印刷を中心に定期刊行物その他で,印刷,製本,紙器などを総合経営。エッチング技術,プリペイドカードなど多角化に注力。本社東京,工場東京,小田原など。2011年資本金45億円,2011年3月期売上高983億円。売上構成(%)は,出版印刷50,ビジネスメディア30,生活・産業資材19,その他2。 →関連項目共同印刷争議 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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