Yanmar is proud to serve as the title sponsor of the YANMAR Dragon Gold Cup 2026, one of the most prestigious regattas in competitive sailing. The event will take place March 14–21 in Mallorca, Spain, bringing together top sailors from around the world in the renowned International Dragon class.
Yanmar Holdings Co. Ltd. has acquired the naming rights for Nagai Football Stadium in Osaka. Beginning April 1, 2026, the venue will be known as YANMAR HANASAKA STADIUM. The name reflects Yanmar’s philosophy of believing in people’s potential and encouraging new challenges, while supporting sports culture and youth development with Cerezo Osaka.
Yanmar Holdings has appointed Urvashi Sarup as Director and Board Member in charge of Global Talent Management, effective April 1, 2026. With 30+ years of experience across finance, HR, and governance, Sarup will lead global talent strategies to support Yanmar’s growth and strengthen its worldwide workforce.
Yanmar Power Technology has appointed Takashi Nogami as President and Representative Director, effective April 1, 2026. A Yanmar veteran since 1996, Nogami will lead innovation, sustainability, and market growth following the company’s 2025 reorganization into focused power technology and power solutions entities.
Yanmar Power Solutions, a group company of Yanmar Holdings, has announced plans to build a new factory in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, to support the development and testing of next-generation marine hydrogen engines. Scheduled to begin operations in March 2029, the facility will strengthen production capabilities and advance alternative-fuel powertrains for a decarbonized future.
HIMOINSA’s HGY Series Advanced Compact Version delivers robust, efficient, and ultra-quiet power in a fully integrated 40’ container. Designed for mission-critical environments, it combines advanced acoustic engineering, low emissions, smart connectivity, and Plug & Play installation to ensure reliable, sustainable, and uninterrupted performance.
Yanmar Power Solutions has become the first engine manufacturer in Japan to receive both type approval and NOx certification from ClassNK for its pilot-ignition, hydrogen-fueled 4-stroke high-speed engine for domestic coastal vessels, under the Nippon Foundation’s Zero Emission Ships Project.
