Showa Corporation

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Showa Corporation est une entreprise japonaise créée le 28 octobre 1938 basée à Gyōda. Elle fournit principalement des pièces mécaniques pour les suspensions d'automobiles et de motos. Son Président-directeur général est Yoichi Hojo, et le nombre de salariés de l'entreprise est d'environ 13 000 personnes. rdf:langString

株式会社ショーワ（英: Showa Corporation）は、ケーヒンなどと並ぶかつて存在した大手自動車部品メーカー。本社は埼玉県行田市。本田技研工業の100%子会社。 rdf:langString

Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワ Kabushiki-kaisha Showa?) (TYO: 7274) es un fabricante de piezas de alto rendimiento, tales como suspensiones para automóviles, motos y fuerabordas ubicado en Gyoda, Saitama en Japón. rdf:langString

Die Showa Corporation (jap. 株式会社ショーワ, Kabushiki kaisha Shōwa, dt. „Shōwa AG“) ist eine japanische Aktiengesellschaft mit Hauptsitz in Gyōda, Präfektur Saitama. Sie wurde 1938 unter dem Namen 昭和航空精機株式会社 (Shōwa Kōkū Seiki K.K., engl. Showa Aircraft Precision Works Ltd.) in Itabashi, Tokio, Präfektur Tokio als Rüstungshersteller von Teilen für Flugzeuge gegründet. Ab 1946 hieß das Unternehmen 株式会社昭和製作所 (K.K. Shōwa Seisakusho, engl. Showa Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), bevor es 1993 nach einer Fusion seinen heutigen Namen annahm. rdf:langString

Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワ, Kabushiki-kaisha Shōwa) is a manufacturer of high-performance automotive, motorcycle and outboard suspension systems based in Gyoda, Saitama in Japan. The company was founded in 1938 as Showa Aircraft Precision Works. In Japan's drive to develop its military capability in preparation for World War II, Showa supplied aircraft suspension and landing systems to various aircraft manufacturers. Banned from developing or manufacturing aircraft systems after the war, Showa entered the car components industry, using its aircraft knowledge to develop specialist suspension products for motorcycles made by the new company Honda. The relationship between Showa and Honda developed over the years, with Honda Racing Corporation accounting for more than 50% of Showa's business. rdf:langString

Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワKabushiki-kaisha Shōwa) è un produttore di sistemi di sospensione per autoveicoli, motocicli e fuoribordo ad alte prestazioni con sede a Gyōda, Saitama in Giappone. La società è quotata alla borsa di Tokyo. La compagnia fu fondata nel 1938 come Showa Aircraft Precision Works. Nel 1950 Showa acquisì la Rikuo Motorcycle, che realizzò versioni con licenza delle motociclette Harley Davidson negli anni 30 e 40. Il marchio Rikuo è durato fino al 1962. Showa è diventato fornitore OEM di Harley Davidson. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Die Showa Corporation (jap. 株式会社ショーワ, Kabushiki kaisha Shōwa, dt. „Shōwa AG“) ist eine japanische Aktiengesellschaft mit Hauptsitz in Gyōda, Präfektur Saitama. Sie wurde 1938 unter dem Namen 昭和航空精機株式会社 (Shōwa Kōkū Seiki K.K., engl. Showa Aircraft Precision Works Ltd.) in Itabashi, Tokio, Präfektur Tokio als Rüstungshersteller von Teilen für Flugzeuge gegründet. Ab 1946 hieß das Unternehmen 株式会社昭和製作所 (K.K. Shōwa Seisakusho, engl. Showa Manufacturing Co., Ltd.), bevor es 1993 nach einer Fusion seinen heutigen Namen annahm. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg begann die Gesellschaft Fahrzeugteile zu fertigen, unter anderem Stoßdämpfer in Nagoya, und entwickelte sich bis in die Gegenwart zu einem Zulieferer für Hersteller von Autos, Motorrädern- und Bootsmotoren. In mehreren asiatischen Staaten, aber auch in Europa, Nord- und Südamerika unterhält die Showa Corporation Niederlassungen. 2021 schloss sich Shōwa, an dem Honda Ende 2019 34 Prozent hielt, mit den Honda-Töchtern Keihin (Einspritzanlagen, vormals Vergaser, beispielsweise in der Honda VF 1000 F) und Nissin Kogyo mit Hitachi Automotive Systems zu Hitachi Astemo zusammen. Der Name Astemo ist aus den Anfangsbuchstaben von „Advanced Sustainable Technologies for Mobility“ zusammengesetzt. Hitachi Astemo hat einen Umsatz von Umsatz von 17 Milliarden Dollar (15 Mrd. Euro).

rdf:langString Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワ Kabushiki-kaisha Showa?) (TYO: 7274) es un fabricante de piezas de alto rendimiento, tales como suspensiones para automóviles, motos y fuerabordas ubicado en Gyoda, Saitama en Japón. Fundada en octubre de 1938 en Japón para desarrollar su capacidad militar en preparación para la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Showa suministró piezas de suspensión y sistemas de aterrizaje a varios fabricantes de aviones, por ejemplo, Showa Aircraft Industry, en especial para la nave de transporte Nakajima L2D. Vetado del desarrollo o fabricación de sistemas para aeronaves después de la 2ª Guerra Mundial, Showa entró en la industria de componentes del automóvil, utilizando su conocimiento de las aeronaves para desarrollar soluciones de suspensión especializadas para motocicletas hechas por la nueva empresa Honda.

rdf:langString Showa Corporation est une entreprise japonaise créée le 28 octobre 1938 basée à Gyōda. Elle fournit principalement des pièces mécaniques pour les suspensions d'automobiles et de motos. Son Président-directeur général est Yoichi Hojo, et le nombre de salariés de l'entreprise est d'environ 13 000 personnes.

rdf:langString Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワ, Kabushiki-kaisha Shōwa) is a manufacturer of high-performance automotive, motorcycle and outboard suspension systems based in Gyoda, Saitama in Japan. The company was founded in 1938 as Showa Aircraft Precision Works. In Japan's drive to develop its military capability in preparation for World War II, Showa supplied aircraft suspension and landing systems to various aircraft manufacturers. Banned from developing or manufacturing aircraft systems after the war, Showa entered the car components industry, using its aircraft knowledge to develop specialist suspension products for motorcycles made by the new company Honda. The relationship between Showa and Honda developed over the years, with Honda Racing Corporation accounting for more than 50% of Showa's business. In 1950 Showa acquired Rikuo Motorcycle, which made licensed versions of Harley Davidson motorcycles in the 1930s and 1940s. Rikuo brand lasted until 1962. Showa has since become OEM supplier to Harley Davidson. Showa has overseas facilities in Brazil, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States and Vietnam. Showa was an official IndyCar Series shock absorber supplier from 2007 to 2011. Showa remained IndyCar Series shock absorber supplier since 2012 but only for Honda-powered teams. In October 2019, Showa began to be merged into Hitachi Automotive Systems as their supplier of steering and suspension components, along with Keihin and Nissin Kogyo, also partners of both Honda and Hitachi. The merger was completed in January 2021, with the resulting parts supplier known as Hitachi Astemo (Japanese). The Showa brand continues to be used within this structure.

rdf:langString Showa Corporation (株式会社ショーワKabushiki-kaisha Shōwa) è un produttore di sistemi di sospensione per autoveicoli, motocicli e fuoribordo ad alte prestazioni con sede a Gyōda, Saitama in Giappone. La società è quotata alla borsa di Tokyo. La compagnia fu fondata nel 1938 come Showa Aircraft Precision Works. Nel 1950 Showa acquisì la Rikuo Motorcycle, che realizzò versioni con licenza delle motociclette Harley Davidson negli anni 30 e 40. Il marchio Rikuo è durato fino al 1962. Showa è diventato fornitore OEM di Harley Davidson. Showa ha strutture estere in Brasile, Canada, Cina, India, Indonesia, Messico, Spagna, Taiwan, Tailandia, Regno Unito, Stati Uniti e Vietnam. Showa era un fornitore di ammortizzatori della serie IndyCar ufficiale dal 2007 al 2011. Showa è rimasto fornitore di ammortizzatori della serie IndyCar dal 2012, ma solo per i team con motore Honda. È stato inoltre fornitore di componenti per le scuderie, tra le quali la Honda, sia in MotoGp, che in Formula 1.

rdf:langString 株式会社ショーワ（英: Showa Corporation）は、ケーヒンなどと並ぶかつて存在した大手自動車部品メーカー。本社は埼玉県行田市。本田技研工業の100%子会社。

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