Fuyo General Lease

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Fuyo General Lease is a general leasing company listed on TSE PRIME 8424. According to its official history, it was established in 1969-05 with investment from Fuji Bank (now Mizuho Bank), Marubeni-Iida (now Marubeni), and 4 other Fuyo Group companies. Its stated business fields include real estate, aviation, energy and the environment, BPO/ICT, healthcare, and mobility/logistics.

1. 会社概要 / Company overview

Formal name: Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. English name: Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. Securities code: TSE PRIME 8424 Established: 1969-05-01 Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (Marunouchi area) Business type: General leasing / finance (bank-affiliated)

Business positioning

Tier Representative firms Affiliation
Three major leasing firms (mega) orix-corp / Mitsubishi HC Capital / tokyo-century former Mitsubishi-Sanwa / former Fuji
Second tier Fuyo General Lease / NEC Capital Solutions / Ricoh Leasing, etc. former Fuji / NEC / Ricoh
Mid-tier Hitachi Capital (→ merged into Mitsubishi HC) / Tokyo Ginko Lease, etc. -

Major shareholders / capital relationships

The former Fuji Bank lineage Fuyo Group is the core stable shareholder:

Shareholder Relationship
mizuho-fg (former Fuji Bank) Main transaction bank / major shareholder
Marubeni Former Fuji Bank lineage trading company / major shareholder
Tokio Marine & Nichido tokio-marine Former Fuji Bank lineage non-life insurer
Nissan Motor Former Fuji Bank lineage manufacturer (also allied on auto leasing)
Canon Former Fuji Bank lineage manufacturer
Nisshin Flour Milling Group Former Fuji Bank lineage food company

Major subsidiaries / affiliates

Fuyo General Lease (8424)
  ├── Fuyo Auto Lease (auto leasing)
  ├── Fuyo General Lease Capital (finance specialist)
  ├── Real-estate-related SPC group
  ├── Environment / renewable-energy project SPCs (mega-solar, wind, etc.)
  ├── Overseas subsidiaries (centered on Asia)
  │     ├── China (Shanghai, Dalian, etc.)
  │     ├── Thailand
  │     ├── Indonesia
  │     └── Vietnam
  └── Medical / nursing-care leasing specialist subsidiary

2. Business segment map

Segment Main targets Characteristics
General equipment leasing Machine tools / office equipment / industrial equipment Core business since founding
Auto leasing Corporate vehicles Leverages the relationship with Nissan
Real-estate leasing / finance Office buildings / logistics facilities / commercial facilities Asset-management flavor
Environment / renewable energy Mega-solar / wind / biomass / hydrogen Growth field since the 2010 年s
Medical / nursing-care leasing Medical equipment / nursing-care facilities Growth segment addressing aging
Aircraft / ships Aircraft operating leases / ships Large-scale global deals
Overseas Asia (China / Thailand / Indonesia / Vietnam) Phased expansion
BPO / services Lease-incidental services -

3. 沿革 / History

Year/month Event
1969-05-01 Established with investment from Fuji Bank, Marubeni-Iida, and other Fuyo Group companies
2004-12 Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
2022 Began the medium-term management plan “Fuyo Shared Value 2026”

Sources: Fuyo General Lease company profile, official history, and IR FAQ.

Intra-Fuyo Group transactions

  • mizuho-fg (former Fuji Bank): main transaction bank + deal-referral route
  • Marubeni: trading-company deals (aircraft / ships / overseas projects)
  • Nissan: cooperation on auto leasing
  • Canon, Nisshin Flour Milling, etc.: equipment-leasing base customers
  • Tokio Marine tokio-marine: standard partner on the insurance side

Competitive structure

Company Officially verifiable history / shareholder context Primary source (accessed 2026-07-29)
Fuyo General Lease Established in 1969-05 with investment from Fuji Bank, Marubeni-Iida, and other Fuyo Group companies Official history
Tokyo Century Formed in 2009 through the merger of Century Leasing System, established in 1964, and Tokyo Leasing, established in 1969 Official history

This table is an analytical comparison of differences documented in the companies’ official histories; it does not infer current parent-subsidiary relationships, size rankings, or customer composition.

Other competitors:

  • orix-corp (three major leasing firms, former Sanwa Bank lineage → independent)
  • Mitsubishi HC Capital (three major leasing firms, former Mitsubishi UFJ Lease + Hitachi Capital merger, mufg + Mitsubishi Corporation lineage)
  • NEC Capital Solutions / Ricoh Leasing, etc., specialist second-tier firms

5. Regulation / policy

  • Supervisor: Financial Services Agency (FSA) / Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
  • Industry body: Japan Leasing Association (public-interest incorporated association)
  • Regulatory framework:
    • Compliance with lease accounting standards (IFRS 16 / J-GAAP revisions)
    • Bank-affiliated subsidiary regulation (scope of bank-subsidiary regulation depending on the relationship with Mizuho FG)
    • Renewable-energy FIT / FIP system (environment segment)
    • Aircraft leasing (tax-lease taxation)
  • Recent policy issues:
    • 2024〜 BoJ policy-rate normalization → rising funding costs vs lease-rate spread
    • 2025〜 BS-recognition impact from the IFRS 16 -based change to lease accounting standards
    • Strengthened decarbonization / TCFD disclosure requirements

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[!info] Verification status confidence: likely (based on public information 2026-05-19). Quantitative figures (total assets / net income / shareholding ratios) fluctuate significantly over time; the latest values should be referenced against semiannual reports / large-shareholding reports. The history covers only major events extracted from Wikipedia, and the details of subsidiaries / overseas locations should be updated against the latest IR materials.

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