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A
quick look at three of DENSO's European companies.
DENSO Europe B.V., DENSO’s first
European company was established in the Netherlands in 1973.
Now with 22 companies in 12 countries, DENSO’s European
companies’ consolidated sales for the fiscal year ending
March 31, 2002 totaled US $2.3 billion to customers such as
Ford Motor Company, BMW, VolksWagen, DaimlerChrysler, Audi,
Fiat, Peugeot and Renault.
| DENSO
Europe B.V. (DNEU)

Tulips, windmills, wooden shoes and
DENSO’s European headquarters. Those are just
a few of the things you can expect to find if you visit
the Netherlands.
DENSO Europe B.V. (DNEU) is located
in Weesp, an old fortified town on the rivers Vecht
and Small Weesp. In the 17th and 18th centuries, waterboats
would go to Weesp to get water from the Vecht and transport
it to Amsterdam to use for drinking water.
Established in 1973 with five associates, DNEU now has
225 associates working to support DENSO European companies,
as well as the sale of air conditioners, bus air conditioners
and transport refrigerators, compressors, starters,
alternators, spark plugs, robots and QR code scanners.

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European
headquarters
European strategy planning, sales and manufacturing
support, logistics, servicing, finance and information
systems.
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President |
Michio Fukuzaki
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Founded |
February 1973
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Location |
Weesp, the Netherlands
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Associates |
225
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Products
Sale
of air conditioners, compressors, starters,
alternators, spark plugs, robots, QR code
scanners, advanced bus air conditioning
and transport refrigerators
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Awards
Numerous awards as DENSO European headquarters,
as well as ”One In a Million”
award for outstanding quality performance
from Saab in 2000; 1998 Volvo Car Corporation
Award of Excellence for excellent quality
methods
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Community
activities
Main sponsor of three-day event in Weesp;
sponsor local television broadcast; main
sponsor local
theatre; main sponsor of the local Culture
Price (yearly event); main sponsor of Student
Magazine and children’s schoolgarden,
and sponsor student projects in technical
schools
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| DENSO
Manufacturing UK (DMUK)

DENSO Manufacturing UK (DMUK) is located in Shropshire,
a series of ancient, bustling market towns surrounded
by quiet countryside. Telford, Shropshire is one of
the United Kingdom’s fastest growing and most
successful new towns, so it was an appropriate location
for DENSO to establish one of its first European manufacturing
sites.
This year, DMUK celebrated its 10th
year of manufacturing air conditioning systems and heaters.

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Founded |
August 1990
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Location |
Telford,
Shropshire,
United Kingdom
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Associates |
1,280
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Quality
Circles |
6
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Products
Manufacture
air conditioning units, heaters, blowers
and panels
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Awards
Investor in People; Rover Awards (Gold,
Silver and Bronze); Toyota VA/VE and Quality
awards; DENSO
Gold and Silver awards; Energy Efficiency
accreditation; OHSAS 18001; ISO/TS 16949;
Top Supplier award from Toyota Motor UK
for project management of new Corolla, and
VW Award for DENSO development of D1 (group
award for DENSO Corporation, DENSO
Automotive Deutschland and DMUK)
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Community
activities
School
mentoring projects; company match of associate
charitable donations; Telford & Wrekin
Community Trust donation
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| DENSO Manufacturing
Hungary (DMHU)
Székesfehérvár,
Hungary, home to DMHU, is a significant industrial center,
with several multinational companies in modern industrial
parks.
DMHU, founded in 1997, recently produced
its 500,000th diesel injection pump. As a matter of
fact, DENSO Corporation is investing 32 million euro
(US$28 million) in an expansion project at DMHU to manufacture
VCT and other products including valves for engine control.

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Founded |
July 1997
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Location |
Székesfehérvár,
Hungary
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Associates |
800
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Quality
Circles |
11
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Products
Manufacture
and sale of diesel injection pumps
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Awards
2001 Certificate for Environmental Report
from Deloitte & Touche
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Community
activities
Hungary
Kite Festival donation
Japan Friendship Association
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