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About ATC

At ATC, Quality is No. 1 Priority!

Asian Transmission Corporation (ATC) is a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC), one of the leading automotive manufacturers in Japan.

ATC manufactures component parts and transmission assembly of world-renowned Mitsubishi vehicles such as the next generation L300 utility vehicle, the light pick-up truck Strada (Triton), the popular midsize sport utility vehicle Montero Sport, and component parts for the perennial rally winning Lancer Evolution

Since the time they rolled off the street, highway or country roads, Mitsubishi vehicles throughout the world have gained wide public acclaim because of their high quality and innovative engineering. We in ATC are committed to unite all our efforts to meet and uphold the Mitsubishi Standard of Excellence.

To date, ATC provides employment to more than 500 highly trained and deeply motivated technical and administrative personnel. Our employees are always seeking the best ways and means to improve their jobs individually or jointly with their co-employees. We believe in the motto: “What is best today may not be good for tomorrow”. Over the years, we have developed a corporate culture giving meaning and substance to our Corporate Values of Integrity, Customer Satisfaction, Teamwork, Excellence, Professionalism and Happiness.

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Vision

To make ATC a global supplier of automotive parts

Mission

To achieve continued growth through highest quality for our lifetime stakeholders

Motto

Quality is No. 1 Priority

Growth

Excellence

Continuous Improvement

Integrity

Honesty, Trustworthiness & Fairness

Professionalism

Competence, Knowledge & Respect

Customer Satisfaction

Fulfillment

Teamwork

Unity and Cooperation

Happiness

Contentment

Core Values

Excellence

Continuous Improvement

Integrity

Honesty, Trustworthiness & Fairness

Professionalism

Competence, Knowledge & Respect

Customer Satisfaction

Fulfillment

Teamwork

Unity and Cooperation

Happiness

Contentment

Corporate Social Responsibility

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation Recognizes ATC’s Tree Planting Efforts

By: Archie V. Cartago – Section Chief – Safety / Pollution Control – Human Resources & General Administration Asian Transmission ...

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LEGACY OF LIFESAVING CONTRIBUTIONS

By: Archie V. Cartago – Section Chief – Safety / Pollution Control – Human Resources & General Administration Asian Transmission ...

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ATC Takes A Stand Participating In River Clean-Up Drives To Combat Climate Change And Fight Deforestation And Pollution

By: Archie V. Cartago – Section Chief – Safety / Pollution Control – Human Resources & General Administration In March ...

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Empowering Our Future Generations To Protect the Environment

By: Noriel P. Formarejo – Assistant Pollution Control Officer A – Human Resource & General Administration In today’s world, the ...

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ASIAN TRANSMISSION CORPORATION (ATC) Promotes Sustainability Through CSR Initiatives

By: Renz Danniel V. Nemis – Safety Officer 3 Assistant – Human Resources & General Administration ATC recently demonstrated its ...

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Creating Opportunities For Every Child’s Potential

By: Mildred M. Villacarlos – Deputy Section Manager – Internal Control & Business Strategy At Asian Transmission Corporation, we believe ...

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ATC Launched 5-year Tree Planting Project

(ATC Planted 5K trees in FY2018) ATC was cited in the Mitsubishi Motors environment article “Forest Preservation Activities” (Find the ...

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Medical Mission

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ATC Gives Donation to Typhoon-hit Area

From employees’ voluntary cash contributions and management counterpart, donated to the victims of typhoons “Rolly” and “Ulysses” through the Philippine ...

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Corporate Officers

Executive Committee
Katsuhito Noda
President & Chief Executive Officer
Nobuhisa Yamanari
Executive Vice-President
Engineering Division
Masayuki Matsuo
Executive Vice-President & Treasurer Finance Division
Don Joseph G. Rivera
Senior Vice-President
Manufacturing Division 1
Jose Romen H. Gualberto
Vice-President
Manufacturing Division 2
Atty. Rose Lynn Zara-Coloma
Vice-President
Corporate Division

Corporate Data

Plant Capacity

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Transmission Component Parts
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RM2 Transmission Assembly
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RM5 Transmission Assembly
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RMA Transmission Assembly
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Stockholder's Equity

Asian Transmission Corporation | Company

Capital Structure

Authorized Capital
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Paid-up Capital
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Plant Area

Land (sqm)
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Administration Office (sqm)
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Manufacturing Building (sqm)
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Other Support Facilities (sqm)
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Market Destination

Export

Transmission Assembly/Component Parts: Japan | Thailand | Indonesia

Domestic

Transmission and Engine: MMPC

Manpower
as of January 2025
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Historical Highlights

29 January 1973
ATC was organized and registered with Securities and Exchange Commission with an authorized capital of P30M and paid-up capital of P22M.
17 October 1973
ATC was registered with Board of Investments (BOI) as preferred pioneer enterprise with rated capacity of 40,000 transmission/year.
19 July 1974
Assembly operations of KM110 and KM117 transmission models were started.
28 December 1974
ATC had its first export of 4-speed KM110 and KM117 transmission models to Japan.
20 January 1975
ATC Plant was inaugurated by the President of the Philippines.
August 1982

ATC had its first export of transmission assemblies to Thailand.

04 January 1984
ATC was registered with BOI and had its first plant capacity expansion from 40,000 to 68,000 units per year.
19 March 1985
ATC was registered with BOI and had its second plant capacity expansion from 68,000 to 96,000 units per year.
13 February1989
ATC was registered with BOI and had its third plant capacity expansion from 96,000 to 143,160 units per year.
13 November 1990
Engine assembly project was registered with BOI with rated capacity of 30,000 units per year.
24 June 1994
ATC rolled off the 1,500,000th transmission unit in the assembly line.
06 June 1995
CM-11 transmission model project was registered with BOI; fourth plant capacity expansion from 143,160 to 191,160 units per year.
03 April 1997
The blessing of ATC dream plant occurred.
22 May1997
ATC rolled off the 2,000,000th transmission unit in the assembly line.
29 January 1998
The inauguration of dream plant and the 25th Anniversary of ATC took place which were attended by Mr. Katsuhiko Kawasoe, President of Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC); and Mr. Masatake Kusamichi, President of Nissho Iwai Corporation (NIC).
26 March 1998
ATC was awarded with Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Pro-Active Achievement Award Model Company for Year 1998, Labor- Management Cooperation (LMC) Category from Department of Trade and Industry – Center for Labor Relations Assistance (DTI-CLARA).
04 May 1998
ATC received the 1998 SIKAP-GAWA Award for Industrial Peace – Labor- Management Cooperation (LMC) Category from Bishop Businessmen’s Conference.
18 May 1998
ATC was given the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) President Mr. Katsuhiko Kawasoe’s Award in recognition of the two (2) Labor- Management Cooperation (LMC) Category Awards to ATC. (This is a rare award given only on occasions of singular achievement).
11 July 1998
ATC had its first export of transmission component parts to Proton (Malaysia).
19 July 1999
Laguna Lake Development Authority awarded ATC the “Buhay-Kalikasan” Award.
27 November 1999
ATC Labor-Management Cooperation (LMC) was recognized by DOLE-NCMB as one of the top LMCs in the country.
17 December 1999
ATC achieved the Quality Management System ISO 9002 certification.
17 May 2000
ATC was registered with Board of Investments (BOI) and had its fifth plant capacity expansion (FM4 transmission model production line) from 191,160 to 474,796 units per year.
20 October 2000
ATC obtained Environment Management System ISO 14001 certification.
26 September 2001
ATC was presented by Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) as Philippine Model Company for the Global Compact Project by the United Nations.
18 October 2001
ATC was chosen as one of the best 3 companies in the Philippines in the field of Labor-Management Cooperation (LMC) practices. President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo presented the award at the Malacañang Palace.
18 November 2003
ATC received Best Labor-Management Cooperation (LMC) award during 4th National Convention on Labor Management Cooperation at the Manila Hotel given by National Conciliation and Mediation Board (NCMB).
06 October 2005
ATC achieved certification for Environment Management System ISO 14001:2004 version.
16 November 2005
ATC was elevated to Hall of Fame in the Search for Outstanding Labor-Management Cooperation (LMC) Award given by DOLE/NCMB
01 August 2006
ATC had its mass production of V5M21 KA-SL transmission model for Taiyo, Nagoya.
16 July 2006
ATC had its mass production of Synchronizer Sleeves for Lancer Evolution model.
02 March 2009
ATC achieved certification for Quality Management System ISO 9001:2008 version.
21 July 2010
ATC had the inauguration of 300,000th Engine & 5,500,000th Transmission units.
05 October 2011
ATC achieved the Quality Management System ISO 9001:2008 and the Environment Management System ISO 14001:2004 joint re-certification.
29 January 2013
ATC celebrated its 40th Anniversary.
01 April 2014
ATC signed the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) agreement.
10 October 2014
ATC had the inauguration of the New 6-Speed Manual Transmission (R6M5) model.
13 September 2018
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation acquires 100% share of Asian Transmission Corporation.