Panasonic
Japanese innovation in electronics and home technology since 1918
1 product
Panasonic is a Japanese multinational electronics corporation founded in 1918 by Konosuke Matsushita in Osaka, Japan. Originally called Matsushita Electric, the company was started by a 23-year-old entrepreneur who began by manufacturing light sockets. Over the past century, Panasonic has grown into one of the world's largest and most diversified electronics companies.
The Panasonic brand spans an enormous range of products — from consumer electronics like TVs, cameras, and headphones to home appliances, power tools, automotive systems, and industrial equipment. The company is also a major manufacturer of rechargeable batteries, including those used in electric vehicles. In the home space, Panasonic is known for premium products like their microwave ovens, bread makers, shavers, massagers, and air purification systems.
Traded on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Panasonic Holdings Corporation operates globally with manufacturing and R&D facilities across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The name Panasonic was officially adopted company-wide in 2008, replacing the Matsushita and National brand names.
- Over 100 years of Japanese electronics innovation
- One of the world's largest consumer electronics companies
- Premium home appliances, batteries, and personal care products
- Global operations with manufacturing across multiple continents
