HORIBA Ltd.

Company Overview

The HORIBA group, headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, was founded in 1945. The HORIBA Group is a prominent global provider of analytical and measurement solutions, with 50 businesses spread over 29 countries and regions.

HORIBA is growing due to its cutting-edge monitoring and analysis tools in the three vital megatrends of materials and semiconductors, biotechnology and healthcare and energy and the environment. The technologies are used in many different fields, including carbon dioxide capture, research and development quality control in the pharmaceutical industry, the use of hydrogen and other novel energy sources and the development of semiconductor manufacturing processes.

The company operates under five main business segments: automotive, process & environment, medical-diagnostics, semiconductor and scientific.

Financial Highlights (FY 2024)

Company's Business Segments

• Automotive : Onboard emission measurement systems, Emission measurement for in-use vehicles, Engine test systems, Brake test systems, Fuel cell/Electrolyzer evaluation systems, Battery test systems, Vehicle development engineering, Testing engineering, Driveline test systems.
• Process and Environmental : Stack gas analyzers, H-1 series of industrial water quality analyzers, Water quality analysis and examination systems, Air pollution analyzers, Environmental radiation meters, Process measurement equipment.
• Medical-Diagnostics : Hematology analyzers, Hematology and CRP analyzers, Hematology analyzers, Immunology analyzers, Clinical chemistry analyzers, Blood glucose analyzers.
• Semiconductor : Mass flow controllers, Chemical concentration monitors, Reticle/mask particle detection systems, Residual gas analyzers, Vaporizers.
• Scientific : Raman spectrometers, pH meters, Water quality analysis and examination systems, Particle-size distribution analyzers, X-ray fluorescence analyzers, Elemental analyzers Fluorescence spectroscopy/ fluorescence lifetime spectroscopy, Optical components spectrometers and detectors, Gratings.