Research and Markets: Aisin Seiki Co Ltd - one of the world's leading automotive components suppliers enjoys an increase in sales of 13.9%.

DUBLIN, Ireland--Feb. 2, 20063, 2006--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c33441) has announced the addition of Aisin Seiki Co Ltd 2006 Company Profile Edition 1 to their offering.

Aisin Seiki Co Ltd, based in Aichi (Japan), ranks among the leading automotive components suppliers in the world. The company sells a broad range of products, such as brakes, transmissions, and cooling and lubrication systems, and car navigation systems among several others. The company, an affiliate of Toyota Motor Corporation, operates under three business segments, namely Automotive Parts and Systems Business, Life & Energy related Business, and Others (which includes businesses such as 'oil sales' and 'construction and engineering'). The Automotive Systems Business operates through the product divisions namely Drivetrain related Products, Brake & Chassis related Products, Body related Products, Engine related Products, and Information related Products. Toyota directly held 23.2% of Aisin's voting shares and indirectly held 0.1%, as of March 31, 2005. In the fiscal ended March 31, 2005 (or FY 2004/05), Aisin Seiki posted consolidated net sales of 1,829,065 Yen million, an increase of 13.9% over the previous fiscal. The Automotive Parts and Systems Business segment of the company accounted for 95.5% of the net sales in FY 2004/05.

Topics Covered

Chapter 1 - Company dossier .

-- Company name

-- Business activity

-- Key executives

-- Summary financials

-- Key customers

-- Key competitors by product segment

-- Outlook

Chapter 2 -- Worldwide locations .

Chapter 3 -- Financial analysis .

Chapter 4 -- Competitor analysis .

Chapter 5 -- Key events .

Chapter 6 -- SWOT analysis.

-- Strengths

-- Weaknesses

-- Opportunities

-- Threats

Chapter 7 -- Customers .

Chapter 8 -- Products .

Chapter 9 -- Product development .

Chapter 10 -- Prospects.

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