Shimizu Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the construction, development, engineering, and life cycle valuation businesses in Japan and internationally. The company offers plans, designs, builds, repairs, manages, operates, and maintains offices, plants, schools, hospitals, and other buildings; designs, builds, and renovates tunnels, bridges, dams, urban infrastructure, and energy and other public facilities; provides construction for manufacturing facilities, high-rise buildings, hospitals, bridges, subways, and other projects; and develops and rents real estate properties. It also offers engineering, procurement, and construction services in solar and wind power projects, environmental clean-up engineering, turn-key order fulfillment of plants, and ICT systems and engineering projects. In addition, the company offers facility operation and management services; and generates power from wooden biomass. Additionally, it engages in the lease and sale of construction equipment; provision of interior finishing and rebar works; insurance agency, security, and travel agency businesses; money lending activities; and rental of various tower cranes, crawler cranes, and other construction machinery and equipment. Further, the company engages in road construction and paving work; development, sale, and leasing of computer software; planning and management of sports facilities; landscaping of parks, green spaces, and gardens, etc.; consulting services; and real estate consulting and brokerage services, as well as tenant leasing services. Shimizu Corporation was founded in 1804 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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