Yingli sets up regional headquarters in Tokyo, Japan

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Yingli Green Energy has furthered its reach across Asia with its establishment of a regional headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. In conjunction with this new location, the company has also set up a new wholly owned subsidiary in the form of Yingli Japan, or more formally, Yingli Green Energy Japan Corporation, Ltd. The news is a move on the part of the vertically integrated manufacturer to further its business development in Japan.

“We are pleased to announce the opening of our regional headquarters in Japan,” commented Liansheng Miao, Yingli’s chairman and CEO. “Japan is an important PV market for us. With the establishment of the Japanese subsidiary, we expect to be closer to our customers and penetrate deeper into this market.”

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