All Brands Owned by Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.

Who owns Sumitomo Rubber Industries?
Sumitomo Rubber Industries is a public company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 5110, owned by institutional and retail shareholders. It maintains ties to the Sumitomo Group but has no controlling shareholder.

Is Sumitomo Rubber publicly traded?
Yes. The company trades on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 5110.

When was Sumitomo Rubber founded?
The company traces its origin to 1909, when Sumitomo began producing Dunlop tires in Kobe, Japan. It took the Sumitomo Rubber Industries name in 1963.

Does Sumitomo own Falken?
Yes. Sumitomo Rubber created the Falken brand in 1983 and owns it outright. Falken serves as the company's primary brand for the North American market.

Does Sumitomo own Dunlop?
Sumitomo Rubber holds Dunlop brand rights in Japan and various other markets through licensing arrangements dating to its historic Dunlop relationship and the former Goodyear alliance. Goodyear controls the Dunlop brand in North America and parts of Europe.

How much revenue does Sumitomo Rubber make?
Fiscal 2025 revenue was 1,207.1 billion yen, with record business profit of 90.8 billion yen and net profit of 50.4 billion yen, up 511 percent year over year.