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  • Yanmar Begins Construction on New Manufacturing Hub to Support Long-Term Growth in Brazil

    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.

  • Yanmar Holdings and Hitachi Construction Machinery Sign Letter of Intent to Explore Collaboration in Compact Equipment Business

    Yanmar Holdings and Hitachi Construction Machinery have signed a Letter of Intent to explore potential collaboration in the compact equipment business. As the industry evolves, both companies will explore how their complementary strengths can create greater value for customers and dealers while respecting the unique identity of each brand and maintaining independent dealer networks.

  • The long view, close to the ground

    Naoki Maehara, Chief Strategy Officer at Yanmar CE, emphasizes a dual approach to strategy: market analysis and direct customer interaction. By understanding customer needs, Yanmar aims to enhance value, improve operational efficiency, and ensure long-term growth in a challenging market.

    Naoki Maehara, Chief Strategy Officer at Yanmar Compact Equipment and President of the AOLA region
  • Yanmar Showcases Technologies for the Future of Construction at CSPI 2026

    Yanmar Holdings Co., Ltd. will present advanced construction technologies at CSPI 2026, focusing on sustainability, productivity, and jobsite performance. Highlights include hydrogen engines, compact aftertreatment devices, electrification solutions, and automation systems aimed at enhancing construction efficiency and reducing emissions.

  • Looking at the present and the future of Antarctica

    For more than 40 years, Yanmar has supported Japan’s Antarctic research efforts through reliable power generation technology at Syowa Station. In a new interview, researchers and Yanmar engineers share how stable energy supplies enable critical climate research in one of the world’s harshest environments, helping deepen our understanding of global environmental change.

  • Yanmar Sunset Marina Receives Blue Flag Certification for Second Consecutive Year

    Yanmar Sunset Marina in Shiga, Japan, earned Blue Flag environmental certification for the second straight year, reaffirming its leadership in sustainable marina operations on Lake Biwa. The marina was also recognized for circular economy initiatives, including composting aquatic plants and food waste for agricultural reuse.

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