Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, together with its subsidiaries, provides logistics services worldwide. It operates through seven segments: Liner Shipping, Air Transportation, Logistics, Automobile, Dry Bulk, Energy, and Others. The company offers liner trade services, such as terminal-related, container shipping, ocean freight shipping, ship chartering, ship and transportation agency, container terminal, port cargo handling and transportation, and tugboat operations; air transportation; and logistics, including warehousing, freight handling, and coastal freight shipping. It also provides automotive services, such as constructing coastal and inland transportation networks, transporting construction and heavy machinery and used vehicles, and pre-delivery inspection; transport of heavy cargo and wind power-related cargo using heavy lift ships and module carriers; and energy transportation of crude oil, petroleum products, chemicals, liquefied petroleum gas, liquefied natural gas, and coal, as well as offshore operations. In addition, the company offers real estate rental; cruise ship business through the operation of Asuka II; machinery and equipment wholesale; petroleum product wholesale; and other transport-related services. Further, it engages in ship management and marine technical support; research and development of transportation technology; towing; freight forwarding; terminal security; electrical installation; supplying of ship supplies; information processing; accounting; and underwriting insurance or reinsurance of assets. The company was incorporated in 1885 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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