Year of foundation: 2007;
Number of employees: eight (including one Japanese employee)
OHGITANI(SHANGHAI) can make recommendations to customers in Japan and anyone advancing into the Chinese market on suitable copper rolling mill manufacturers for the respective application of their products. In addition, it can develop new local suppliers of a wide variety of metal products from components of industrial products through to stationary, and coordinate business matters between suppliers and customers.
It can also offer optimal conditions by taking advantage of its wide sales network with respect to the purchase of recycled metal materials. OHGITANI(SHANGHAI) can also be consulted about removing oil from press-worked metal materials.
Nonferrous metal products | Various nonferrous metal products such as copper, nickel or stainless steel-based materials |
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Nonferrous metals Recycled raw materials | Copper, nickel, cobalt, tin, tungsten, metals for precious metal plating, etc. |
Environment-related products | Hydrocarbon-based cleaning systems, hydrocarbon-based cleaning solvents, etc. |
INFORMATION
Room 603, Antai Tower, No.107 Zunyi Road, Shanghai, CHINA
Tel:(86)21-6237-5571
Fax:(86)21-6237-5575
Year of foundation: 2023 Area: 450m2
The Kunshan Branch is a branch office specializing in the scrap metal business. The warehouse that was in Qingpu District, Shanghai was moved here in response to the Chinese environmental regulations that will become increasingly strict in the future.
In addition, after registering as a branch office in order to conduct business, the branch applied to the Kunshan Public Security Bureau and obtained a Special Industry Directory Management Certificate.
This will enable the branch to conduct business even more smoothly than before.
INFORMATION
1st Floor, Room 3, Building 4, Lide Enterprise Home, Huaqiao Town, Kunshan City, Jiangsu Province, CHINA
Indonesia is said to be the world’s largest Islam State and has a population of more than 260 million. OHGITANI actively and repeatedly visited the country after the Asian currency crisis of 1997. In line with the increase in local procurements by major Japanese two- or four-wheel vehicle manufacturers, and through an Indonesian partner company, we commenced delivering nonferrous metal materials on a just-in-time basis in 2013, and then recovering the scrap generated after use of them. We are more than ready to answer any inquiries because we have been successfully doing business for more than 20 years in Indonesia, which has totally different legal systems and cultures to Japan.