The Metal Products Division includes five business units, Heat Exchanger Material A, Heat Exchanger Material B, Non-Ferrous Products, Store, Housing and Building Materials, and Special Steel, to keep pace with the dynamically increasing globalization in the sector of auto-parts makers both at home and abroad. The Division has invested in many overseas joint ventures and established an immediate delivery system in foreign countries, thereby providing well-controlled services to meet the precise needs of customers in Japan, Europe, U.S.A., and Asia. In addition to a wide range of such business activities, the Division also deals in various non-ferrous metal products, special steel materials and formed and fabricated materials.

The Heat Exchanger Material Business Unit A primarily handles rolled aluminum and extruded aluminum products for heat exchangers, heat exchanger systems, and aluminum-die-cast products.		The Store, Housing and Building Materials Business Unit primarily handles materials and products for the downstream sector of the Non-Ferrous Metal Division, focusing on construction materials for retail premises, buildings, and housing.
The Heat Exchanger Material Business Unit B primarily handles aluminum and copper heat exchanger materials, aircraft materials, carbide and sintered products and materials, and wrought copper and copper alloy products. The Business Unit boasts of great stores of experience and achievements in domestic, export and import, and multinational transactions.		The Special Steel Business Unit is dedicated to provide the steady and stable supply of special steel, stainless steel and common steel materials manufactured by Japanese major steel makers to customers in North America, Central and South America, Europe, Asia and also at home in Japan.
The Non-Ferrous Products Business Unit handles a full range of non-ferrous metal products (bar, pipe, etc.) including aluminum and wrought copper and copper alloy products, and also electronic component parts.

The Metal Materials Division includes four business units, Non-Ferrous Materials, Ferrous Raw materials and Minerals, IT and Environment Materials, and Non-Ferrous Metal Logistics.
The business units have been organized to put forth information network and mobility in order to keep up with varying social needs. This fulfills the policy statements of Kinsho Corporation that we should support the globalized distribution and logistics of metallic raw materials and take the initiative in this field of industry.

The Non-Ferrous Materials Business Unit primarily handles lead, zinc, tin and other various non-ferrous metal ingots, and chromium oxide and various other non-ferrous metal compounds.		The IT and Environment Materials Business Unit handles rare earth elements, rare metals, refractory materials, carbon-based and compound semiconductors and other raw materials and parts for nickel-hydrogen cells, lithium-ion batteries, high functional magnets, condensers, fluorescent lights, refractory products, compound semiconductors and water treatment materials.
The Ferrous Raw Materials and Minerals Business Unit deals in manganese/silicon ferroalloys and other sub-materials for steel production; rare metal materials intended for special steel and stainless steel; and cobalt, nickel, lithium, manganese, and other metals and compounds for positive-electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries.		The Non-Ferrous Metal Logistics Business Unit is engaged in internal transport, import and export, and general distribution of ingots of non-ferrous metal materials (copper, lead, and zinc), non-ferrous metal products (electric wire, wrought copper and copper alloy) and other heavy materials.

The Metal Trading Division includes three business units, Aluminum Metal , Aluminum Alloy & Recycling, and Copper. Focusing on new aluminum ingot trading, the Division deals in a wide range of metal ingots, including primary aluminum metal ingots, billets, secondary alloys, scraps, and copper metal ingots. Making full use of derivatives trading, the Division is dedicated to providing the stable and competitive supply of metal ingots, thereby providing well-controlled services to meet the needs of customers.

The Aluminum Metal Business Unit deals in primary aluminum ingots meeting the LME standards, A356 primary aluminum alloys for materials of automotive aluminum wheels, and billets for buildings.		The Aluminum Alloy & Recycling Business Unit mainly deals in secondary aluminum alloys and aluminum, copper, and other scrap metals.
The Copper Business Unit is involved in global trading of copper metal ingots, focusing on the Asian and Japanese markets.