OMRON in video
A global player in automation since 1933, Omron has developed a comprehensive understanding of the factors that determine the performance and reliability of production lines. This expertise allows it to deliver value at every stage, thanks to a portfolio covering PLCs, motion control, machine vision, sensors, machine safety, robotics, and execution software.
OMRON in figures
1933
year of creation
Founded in Kyoto by Kazuma Tateisi, under the name Tateisi Electric Manufacturing
801.8 billion yen
revenue
Financial year ending in March 2025, at the Omron group level
26 600
collaborators
Group's global workforce as of the end of March 2025
130+
country
Covered by the group's products and services
Theidentity of OMRON
The company at the service of society
The founding philosophy, established in 1959, states that the company exists to contribute to society. It still guides the group's strategy and innovation choices today.
SINIC Theory
Developed in 1970, this forward-looking theory links science, technology and society, and serves as a compass for Omron to anticipate future needs and create the innovations that will meet them.
Sensing & Control + Think
Omron's core competence combines sensing, control and thinking technology, the foundation of its innovative approach to factory automation.
Addressing societal challenges
The group places the resolution of societal challenges – digital society, carbon neutrality, extending healthy life – at the center of its long-term strategy, Shaping the Future 2030.
