Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd.
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UnclaimedA Japanese general leasing and finance company providing corporate leasing, equipment finance and solutions across real estate, aviation, energy, healthcare, BPO/ICT and mobility.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. is a Japanese general leasing and finance company headquartered in Kojimachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. It was established in May 1969 with capital of 100 million yen and has grown into one of Japan's major comprehensive leasing groups. The company provides corporate leasing and finance services and offers solutions across a wide range of business fields, including real estate, aviation, energy and environment, BPO/ICT, healthcare, mobility and logistics, and the circular economy. Its business has evolved beyond the traditional leasing framework into new domains, reflecting a strategy of continuous challenge and adaptation to social change. The company is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market under the securities code 8424. As of the end of March 2026, its stated capital was 10,532 million yen, with 90,863,430 shares issued. It employed 876 people on a standalone basis and 4,410 on a consolidated basis as of the same date. The representative directors include President and CEO Hiroaki Oda, and Vice Presidents Keiji Takada and Yusuke Kishida. The company also holds stakes in regional leasing companies such as Nakamichi Lease, Tamashin Lease and Shinkin Lease. Fuyo General Lease operates as the core of the Fuyo Lease Group, which pursues CSV (Creating Shared Value) management, aiming to solve social issues through its businesses while achieving sustainable growth. The group's activities span Japan and overseas, with subsidiaries and affiliates in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Thailand, among others. Its history includes numerous mergers, acquisitions and alliances that have expanded its service portfolio and geographic reach, from the merger with Yasuda Lease in 2002 to more recent acquisitions such as Pacific Rim Capital in the United States and PLIC Corp. in Thailand. The company's official website highlights its commitment to addressing customer needs sincerely, not fearing change, and boldly challenging new areas beyond the framework of leasing. Its business fields are constantly changing, and it continues to expand into new domains while valuing its leasing expertise and customer trust. Key products and services include real estate, energy and environment, healthcare, aircraft, overseas business, BPO services, ICT solutions, mobility and logistics, circular economy, cloud services and other services.
History
Fuyo General Lease was established in May 1969 with capital of 100 million yen. In November 1970, its capital was increased to 125 million yen. In May 1973, it established FGL Service Co., Ltd. In February 1974, capital was increased to 150 million yen, and in April 1974 to 450 million yen. In January 1987, it established Fuyo Auto Lease Co., Ltd. and, in a joint venture with Yokogawa Electric, established Yokogawa Rental & Lease Co., Ltd. In February 1989, capital was increased to 4.8 billion yen. In March 1994, it established Aqua Art Co., Ltd. In April 1995, it established F-Net Co., Ltd. In April 1996, it established Fuyo Lease Hanbai Co., Ltd. In December 1999, in a joint venture with Nichii Gakkan, it established Nihon Shinyo Lease Co., Ltd. In April 2001, it merged with Anshin Lease. In January 2002, in a joint venture with Yokogawa Electric, it established YF Leasing Co., Ltd. In April 2002, it merged with Yasuda Lease and succeeded the leasing and finance business of Fuyo General Development through a company split. In December 2002, capital was increased to 8.1 billion yen. In December 2004, it listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and increased capital to 10.5 billion yen. In May 2007, it made Nihon Teito Shoken Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In April 2008, it made Sharp Finance Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In April 2012, it absorbed and merged Nihon Teito Shoken Co., Ltd. In July 2014, it made ALM (UK) a subsidiary. In October 2015, it absorbed and merged YF Leasing Co., Ltd. In January 2017, it made Acrivity Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In March 2018, it made MAICA, which owns TDF (Canada), an affiliate through joint investment with Marubeni Corporation. In April 2018, it made FUJITA Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In October 2018, it made Invoice Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In January 2019, it made Pacific Rim Capital, Inc. (USA) an affiliate. In August 2019, it made NOC Outsourcing & Consulting Co., Ltd. (now Fuyo Outsourcing & Consulting Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary. In November 2019, it made Merry Biz Co., Ltd. an affiliate. In April 2020, it made Yamato Lease Co., Ltd. a subsidiary and established FGL Group Management Service Co., Ltd. In April 2021, it made Nihon Shinyo Lease Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In October 2021, it made WorkVision Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In January 2022, it absorbed and merged Nihon Shinyo Lease Co., Ltd. and made PLIC Corp., Ltd. (Thailand) an affiliate. In October 2022, it made Human Centrics Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In January 2023, it made Pacific Rim Capital, Inc. (USA) a subsidiary. In May 2024, it made PLIC Corp., Ltd. (Thailand) a subsidiary. In December 2024, it made Global Engineering Co., Ltd. an affiliate. In January 2025, it made CB Holdings Co., Ltd. (now CB Healthcare Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary. In March 2025, it made Wako Pallet Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. In April 2025, it made Nippon Pallet Rental Co., Ltd. an affiliate. In May 2025, it made MATEHAN SIAM LAMBDA CO., LTD. (Thailand) a subsidiary. In September 2025, it made Southwest Rail Industries, LLC an affiliate. In October 2025, through reorganization among subsidiaries, it changed the trade name of LN Holdings Co., Ltd. to Fuyo BPO Holdings Co., Ltd. In March 2026, it made Sojitz Commercial Development Co., Ltd. an affiliate.
- 2018
Made MAICA, which owns TDF (Canada), an affiliate through joint investment with Marubeni Corporation.
- 2018
Made FUJITA Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.
- 2017
Made Acrivity Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.
- 2015
Absorbed and merged YF Leasing Co., Ltd.
- 2014
Made ALM (UK) a subsidiary.
- 2012
Absorbed and merged Nihon Teito Shoken Co., Ltd.
- 2008
Made Sharp Finance Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.
- 2007
Made Nihon Teito Shoken Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.
- 2004
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and increased capital to 10.5 billion yen.
- 2002
Established YF Leasing Co., Ltd. (joint venture with Yokogawa Electric).
Products and positioning
A comprehensive leasing and finance group that goes beyond traditional leasing to provide solutions across diverse industries, emphasizing CSV management and social issue resolution.
Real estate
Aviation
Energy and environment
BPO/ICT
Healthcare
Mobility and logistics
Circular economy
Cloud services
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