NTT Facilities

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NTT Facilities Inc.

Company type	Incorporated
Industry	Architecture Engineering
Founded	December 1, 1992
Headquarters	Tokyo , Japan
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Kiyoshi Tsutsui President and CEO
Revenue	\280 billion (2015)
Operating income	\9.967 million (2015)
Net income	\9.916 million (2015)
Total assets	\166 billion (2015)
Total equity	\71.786 million (2015)
Number of employees	5,500 (2015)
Parent	NTT (100%)
Website	NTT FACILITIES

NTT Facilities Inc. (株式会社エヌ・ティ・ティ・ファシリティーズ in Japanese) is an architecture firm headquartered in Minato, Tokyo. It started as the old NTT's Architecture and Engineering department and was incorporated as a wholly owned subsidiary of NTT in 1992.

Japan

• NTT Facilities Research Institute (100%)
• NTT Facilities FM Assist (100%)
• NTT Intelligent Planning and Development Corporation (100%)
• NTT GP-ECOcommunication, Inc. (75%)
• Ennet (40%)

USA

• NTT Facilities USA (100%)
• Electronic Environments Corporation (60%)

China

• NTT設施工程設計（北京） (100%)

Singapore

• Pro-Matrix (51%)

Thai

• Unitrio Technology (49%)

• Omiya Ardija (Japanese football clubs formerly affiliated with NTT)
• NHK Symphony Orchestra

NTT and its Group companies:

• NTT Communications (NTT Europe, etc.)
• NTT Docomo
• NTT Data
• NTT Comware

• NTT FACILITIES Company Profile

• NTT FACILITIES

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