Junkichi Yoshida, the newly appointed global president, representative director and chief executive officer of Seiko Epson Corp. — The Jakarta Post
JAKARTA: Junkichi Yoshida, the newly appointed global president, representative director and chief executive officer of Seiko Epson Corp (SEC), has revealed plans to expand the company’s business across emerging markets in South-East Asia, identifying Indonesia as a key contributor to Epson’s global growth.
During an interview here, Yoshida noted that demand for Epson products remained strong in the region, supported by rapid economic development.
South-East Asia was among the world’s fastest-growing regions, he said, driven by a large young population and an expanding middle class.
“Indonesia has enormous market potential, especially in the creative and printing industries. Through the PIN Experience Centre, we aim to enhance collaboration with local partners like PT Pasifik Internusa (PIN) to deliver solutions that support both productivity and sustainability,” he said, after inaugurating the centre, the largest large format printing solutions showroom in the region.
Yoshida was in Indonesia from Oct 6 to 7 to strengthen ties with employees, partners and media while deepening his understanding of the local business landscape.
His visit was a key milestone in reinforcing Epson’s commitment to Indonesia’s fast-growing market.
A company veteran who began his journey with Epson in 1988, Yoshida has held several strategic roles, including chief operating officer of the printing solutions division. His deep experience in Epson’s core business areas positions him as a central figure in advancing the company’s global vision for innovation and sustainability.
He emphasised Indonesia’s pivotal role in Epson’s global operations, in both production and sales. — The Jakarta Post/ANN
