As compact equipment becomes more intelligent, Ryu Kudo, CEO of Yanmar CE, believes the industry needs to look beyond capability alone. The real test is the return technology delivers over the working life of the machine.
A friend of Ryu Kudo recently bought a premium car filled with technology neither of them entirely understood. When Kudo reached toward one of the controls, his friend quickly
Yanmar Energy System has begun taking orders in Japan for a system that converts rice husks into biochar. Designed for efficient, continuous operation, the system addresses rice husk disposal while producing a material that may improve farmland water retention and drainage and support long-term carbon storage.
Yanmar Power Solutions’ GH-FC Series maritime hydrogen fuel cell system has received DNV Type Approval, confirming compliance with the classification society’s safety and performance requirements. The modular 80–320 kW system produces zero CO₂ emissions during operation and can now be adopted with a reduced certification burden, supporting broader international deployment.
Partnership brings together two multigenerational family-owned businesses with shared commitments to quality, innovation and long-term customer value
Brillion, Wisconsin / Osaka, Japan (September 3, 2026) — Today, Yanmar Holdings Co., Ltd. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement for Yanmar to acquire a majority ownership interest in AriensCo, a family-owned leader in outdoor p
Yanmar Group has been confirmed as an Official Sponsor and Official Marine Sports Sponsor of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup, to be held in Naples, Italy, in 2027. Through the partnership, Yanmar will highlight marine innovation, decarbonization and ocean conservation, while supporting the development of sailing and inspiring future generations through marine sports.
PT Yanmar Diesel Indonesia, Faeger and IPB University have launched research combining Alternate Wetting and Drying irrigation with biochar to reduce methane emissions, sequester carbon and stabilize rice yields. The project aims to develop a low-emission, highly productive rice cultivation model for Indonesia and other rice-growing regions.
Yanmar has broken ground on a BRL 280 million manufacturing facility in Indaiatuba, São Paulo, reinforcing its long-term commitment to Brazil. The integrated campus will initially produce tractors, engines and generators while expanding capacity and improving efficiency. Operations are scheduled to begin in 2027, with phased completion through 2030.
