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Advanced Composite Materials Corp (1977) Alcoa Fujikura Ltd-Telco Div JAPAN Advanced Composite Materials Corp AUTECS Inc (1988) Coates Inks (1980) (1977) Hwy 81 at I-85 1511 S Batesville Rd 1525 S Buncombe Rd Anderson, SC 29621 Greer, SC 29650 Greer, SC 29651-9235 County: Anderson County: Greenville County: Spartanburg Wolfgang Simon, VP, Op & Control Martin R. Darby, Man Dir James F. Rhodes, Chmn & CEO Phone: (864) 260-8900 Phone: (864) 288-4931 Phone: (864) 877-0123 Fax: (864) 260-8840 Fax: (864) 234-4973 Fax: (864) 879-6615 Web page: www.atec.us.bosch.com E-mail: [email protected] Manufacturers Reinforced ceramics Manufacturers Electronic control units for Manufacturers Water based printing ink Employment: 28 fuel injectors Employment: 42 Trade Activity: Import and Export Employment: 315 Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Tateho Chemical Industries Co Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Dainippon Ink and Chemicals Inc Ako-Shi, JAPAN Parent: Robert Bosch GmbH Tokyo, JAPAN Stuttgart, GERMANY Joint Venture: UNISIA Jecs Atsugi-shi, JAPAN Alcoa Fujikura Ltd-Telco Div (1985) DuPont Teijin Films (1961) 150 Ridgeview Cir 6901 DuPont Dr Hwy 301N Duncan, SC 29334-9635 Florence, SC 29506 County: Spartanburg AVX Corp (1948) County: Florence Jody Gallagher, VP Spartanburg 17th Ave S John S. Murashige, PM Phone: (864) 433-0333 Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 Phone: (843) 667-7000 Fax: (864) 433-5560 County: Horry Fax: (843) 667-7202 Manufacturers Fiber optic cable systems John Gilbertson, Pres Web page: www.dupontteijinfilms.com Employment: 830 Phone: (843) 448-9411 Manufacturers Polyester film Trade Activity: Import and Export Fax: (843) 448-7139 Employment: 371 Parent: Alcoa Fujikura Ltd Web page: www.avxcorp.com Parent: EI Du Pont de Nemours and Franklin, TN Manufacturers Electronic components Company Joint Venture: Fujikara Ltd Employment: 2,121 Wilmington, DE Tokyo, JAPAN Trade Activity: Import and Export Joint Venture: Teijin Ltd Joint Venture: Kyocera Corp Tokyo, JAPAN Alcoa Kyoto,JAPAN Pittsburgh, PA Ebara International Corp (1995) AVX Corp 1651 Cedarline Dr Waterford Business Pk Asobous USA, Inc (2000) 2875 Hwy 501 Rock Hill, SC 29730 1148 Woodruff Rd Conway, SC 29526-9598 County: York The Point, Ste 150-B County: Horry Martin Perlmutter, VP & GM Greenville, SC 29607 John Gilbertson, Pres Phone: (803) 327-5005 County: Greenville Phone: (843) 946-0466 Fax: (803) 327-5097 Joseph White, Pres & COO Fax: (843) 946-0466 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (864) 283-4000 E-mail: [email protected] Web page: www.pumpsebara.com Fax: (864) 283-4001 Web page: www.avxcorp.com Bus Services Centrifugal pumps E-mail: [email protected] Manufacturers Electronic components Employment: 28 Web page: www.asoboususa.com Employment: 186 Trade Activity: Import and Export Bus Services Sports software Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Ebara Corp Employment: 7 Joint Venture: Kyocera Corp Tokyo, JAPAN Parent: Asobous Kyoto, JAPAN Tokyo, JAPAN Firestone Building Products (1994) Bridgestone Firestone South Carolina Old Lake City Hwy 186 Associated Fuel Pump Systems Corp (1997) Kingstree, SC 29556 (AFCO) (1990) #1 Bridgestone Pkwy County: Williamsburg 1100 Scotts Bridge Rd Graniteville, SC 29829 Larry W. Crabtree, PM Anderson, SC 29621 County: Aiken Phone: (843) 382-5040 County: Anderson Stephen Brooks, PM Fax: (843) 382-5048 Masayuki Iyoda, Pres Phone: (803) 232-2000 Web page: www.firestonebpco.com Phone: (864) 224-0012 E-mail: [email protected] Manufacturers Rubber sheeting Fax: (864) 224-2927 Manufacturers Passenger and light truck Employment: 265 Manufacturers Automotive fuel pumps tires Trade Activity: Export Employment: 362 Employment: 852 Parent: Bridgestone/Firestone Inc Trade Activity: Import and Export Trade Activity: Import and Export Tokyo, JAPAN Parent: Robert Bosch GmbH Parent: Bridgestone/Firestone Inc Stuttgart, GERMANY Tokyo, JAPAN Joint Venture: Nippon Denso Co Ltd Kariya, JAPAN 2001-2002 International Companies in South Carolina 1 Country Listing JAPAN CONTINUED Fuji Copian Corporation (1989) Honda of South Carolina Mfg Inc Koyo Corp of USA-Manufacturing 1214 State Hwy 34 E (1997) Div (1995) Winnsboro, SC 29180 111 Honda Way 1006 N Point Blvd County: Fairfield Timmonsville, SC 29161 Blythewood, SC 29016 Hiroshi Hanada, Pres County: Florence County: Richland Phone: (803) 635-9799 Hideki Ikegowa, Pres Robert Sullivan, PM Fax: (803) 635-9805 Phone: (843) 346-8000 Phone: (803) 691-4624 Manufacturers OEM typewriter cassettes Fax: (843) 346-8101 Fax: (803) 691-4655 Employment: 209 E-mail: [email protected] Manufacturers Bearing hub assemblies Trade Activity: Import and Export Manufacturers All terrain vehicles Employment: 235 Parent: Fujicopian Co Ltd Employment: 945 Trade Activity: Import and Export Osaka, JAPAN Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Koyo Seiko Co Ltd Parent: Honda Motor Company Ltd Osaka, JAPAN Tokyo, JAPAN Fuji Photo Film Inc (1988) 211 Pucketts Ferry Rd KSSC Inc (1988) Greenwood, SC 29649-7915 ISE Newberry Inc (1982) 218 W Richland Ave County: Greenwood 2063 Alexander St Aiken, SC 29801-3859 Hirokuni Watanabe, Pres Newberry, SC 29108 County: Aiken Phone: (864) 223-2888 County: Newberry Samuel M. Brock, Mgr Fax: (864) 388-1905 Douglas C. Wicker, VP Phone: (803) 642-6864 Manufacturers Graphic system products Phone: (803) 276-5803 Fax: (800) 452-0155 Employment: 1,500 Fax: (803) 276-4468 Bus Services Customer service center Trade Activity: Import and Export Web page: www.iseamerica.com Employment: 6 Parent: Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Manufacturers Egg processing & egg Parent: Sekisui Chemcial Co Ltd Tokyo, JAPAN products Tokyo, JAPAN Employment: 130 Trade Activity: Export Parent: ISE Nankai H Co Highland Industries Inc (1988) Tokyo, JAPAN Kyocera Mita South Carolina Inc 650 Chesterfield Hwy (1990) Cheraw, SC 29520 1MitaBlvd County: Chesterfield Fountain Inn, SC 29644-0789 David Johnson, Dir, Mfg Kawai Finishing Inc (1995) County: Greenville Phone: (843) 537-2121 1704 Poplar Dr Mitsuzo Takeshita, Pres Fax: (843) 537-8274 Greer, SC 29651 Phone: (864) 967-2150 E-mail: [email protected] County: Greenville Fax: (864) 967-9332 Web page: www.highlandindustries.com Masayuki Nishio, Exec VP E-mail: [email protected] Manufacturers Industrial synthetic material Phone: (864) 848-9995 Web page: www.kyoceramita.com Employment: 400 Fax: (864) 848-9975 Manufacturers Copy machine toner & Trade Activity: Import and Export Manufacturers Hi-end wood finishing supplies Parent: Takata Corp Employment: 32 Employment: 141 Minato-ku, JAPAN Parent: Kawai Musical Instruments Mfg Co Trade Activity: Import and Export Ltd Parent: Kyocera Corp Hamamatsu, JAPAN Kyoto, JAPAN Hitachi Electronic Devices (USA) Inc (1989) 575 Mauldin Rd Koyo Corp Of USA (1975) Greenville, SC 29607 Hwy 601 N Lube USA Inc (1987) County: Greenville Orangeburg, SC 29115 781 Congaree Rd Yosuke Nakanishi, Pres County: Orangeburg Greenville, SC 29607 Phone: (864) 299-2600 Steven R. McCullough, PM County: Greenville Fax: (864) 299-2700 Phone: (803) 536-6200 Brenda Rivard, CFO E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (803) 534-0599 Phone: (864) 297-3950 Web page: www.hedus.com Manufacturers Ball & roller bearings Fax: (864) 242-1652 Manufacturers Television picture tubes Employment: 850 Web page: www.lubeusa.com Employment: 1,150 Trade Activity: Import and Export Manufacturers Centralized lubrication Trade Activity: Export Parent: Koyo Seiko Co Ltd systems Parent: Hitachi Ltd Osaka, JAPAN Employment: 14 Tokyo, JAPAN Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Lube Corp Tokyo, JAPAN 1999-2000 International Companies in South Carolina 2 Country Listing JAPAN CONTINUED Maxcess Technologies Inc (1995) Musashi South Carolina (2000) Ryobi Technologies Inc (1952) 235 Deming Way 153 Industrial Ln 1428 Pearman Dairy Rd Summerville, SC 29483 Bennettsville, SC 29512 Anderson, SC 29625 County: Dorchester County: Marlboro County: Anderson Andy Miarka, Exec VP Tom Iwase, Pres Dennis Pinkleton, VP Op Phone: (843) 821-1200 Phone: (843) 479-9953 Phone: (864) 226-6511 Fax: (843) 821-0405 Fax: (843) 479-9954 Fax: (864) 261-9435 Web page: www.mtiaccessfloor.com Manufacturers Precision parts for ATVs Web page: www.ryobitools.com Manufacturers Raised flooring systems Employment: C Bus Services Corporate offices for Employment: 150 Parent: Musashi Seimitsu manufacturer Trade Activity: Import and Export Toyohashi, JAPAN Employment: 929 Parent: Hitachi Metals Ltd Trade Activity: Import and Export Tokyo, JAPAN Parent: Ryobi Ltd Joint Venture: Hitachi Maxco Ltd Tokyo, JAPAN Atlanta, GA NICCA USA Inc (1988) ASP Access Floors Inc 1044 S Nelson Rd Toronto, CANADA Fountain Inn, SC 29644-8873 County: Laurens Sekido Technology Corp (1995) Fumio Takeuchi, Pres & COO 780 Hampton Rd Phone: (864) 862-1426 Williamston, SC 29697-9225 Metso Paper (1979) Fax: (864) 862-1427 County: Anderson 25 Beloit St Web page: www.niccausa.com Koji Sekido, Pres Aiken, SC 29805 Manufacturers Industrial organic chemicals Phone: (864) 225-7707 County: Aiken Employment: 45 Fax: (864) 260-9207 Juha Keskiivari, GM Trade Activity: Import and Export E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (803) 649-1541 Parent: NICCA Chemical Co Ltd Web page: www.sekido.co.jp Fax: (803) 649-1036 Fukui, JAPAN Manufacturers Metal forgings Manufacturers Coverings-papermill rolls Employment: 9 Employment: 96 Trade Activity: Import and Export Trade Activity: Import and Export Parent: Sekido Kiko Manufacturing Co Parent: Metso Corporation Nippon Carbide Industries (SC) Inc Mizuho-Ku, JAPAN Helsinki, FINLAND (1999) Joint Venture: Mitsubishi Chemical Corp 1250 Perimeter Rd Tokyo, JAPAN Greenville, SC 29605 County:
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