Corporation Profile

Logan Graves (Fenris@BigKnobiKlub.virtualAve.net)

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YAMATETSU CORPORATION

PROFILE		MAJOR INTERESTS
Home Office	Kyoto, Japan	Aerospace	6
President / CEO	Saru Iwano	Agriculture	7
Chairman of Board	Tadamako Shibanokuji	Biotechnology	8
Corporation Status	Public Corporation	Chemicals	6
MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS		Computer Engineering	8
Tadamako Shibanokuji	14% (approx)	Computer Science	6
Buttercup (free spirit)	11% (approx)	Consumer Goods	4
Newton Chin	10% (approx)	Cybernetics	7
		Entertainment	2
OPERATIONS		Finance	6
Fiscal	8	Heavy Industrial	3
Intelligence	6	Mystical Goods/Services	3
Management	6	Military Technology	6
Reputation	8	Services	7
Security (general)	8	MILITARY
Magical Security	6	Overall Unit Size	None reported
Matrix Security	8	Training and Quality	n/a
Physical Security	8	NET RATING:	114

Primary Business

A high-technology corporation, Yamatetsu focuses on what it calls "(meta)human factors engineering." One way or another, most of its research involves boosting (meta)human performances in a wide range of fields. In fact, its official mission statement goes on at tedious length about "pushing back the limits constraining the (meta)human spirit" and such drek. Yamatetsu has its fingers in such diverst pies as imporved smartgun interface technology, various "performance boosters" such as modified wired reflexes and similar technologies, cutting-edge bioware, and ergonomically-designed teleoperation workstations.

Corporate Structure

A diverse range of shareholders owns Yamatetsu Corporation. Thirteen or so major owners hold roughly 72 percent of the corp's stock, with the remainder trading on the open market. Tadamako Shibanokuji, Yamatetsu's chairman of the board, directly owns only 14 percent of the shares but controls a considerably larger chunk. CEO Sarulwano owns only 1 percent of the outstanding shares, giving him a relatively small equity position in the company.

Major Divisions

Yamatetsu organizes its divisions along regional lines. It has major divisions in North America, South America, Asia, Europe, and Australasia, with a limited presence in the Middle East and India. Each major division has regional subdivisions, such as Yamatetsu Seattle. Within those subdivisions, departments are structured by function.

As a megacorp, Yamatetsu directly and indirectly owns many subsidiaries. Some of these subsidiaries report directly to corporate HQ in Kyoto, and others report to subdivisions much farther down the chain of command.

Executives & Big Wigs:

Jacques Barnard: Executive VP, Yamatetsu North America
Mary Luce: Executive VP, Yamatetsu Seattle
Mochikune Mibu: Executive VP, Yamatetsu Asia
Nadine Cross-Walters: Executive VP, Yamatetsu Australasia
Pierre Debruille: Executive VP, Yamatetsu Europe
John Eckert: Executive VP, Yamatetsu India
Nahid Mostafavi: Executive VP, Yamatetsu Middle East

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