Sony Group Corp

SONY · Figures in Japanese yen

About Sony Group

Sony Group Corporation develops, designs, produces, manufactures, supplies, and sells electronic equipment, instruments, and devices for consumer, professional, and industrial use in Japan, the United States, Europe, China, the Asia-Pacific, and internationally. The company operates through Game & Network Services, Music, Pictures, Entertainment Technology & Services, and Imaging & Sensing Solutions. It develops, designs, produces, manufactures, provides, and sells smartphones and image sensors; plans, produces, manufactures, and sells music software, performances and merchandise, song lyrics and music management, licensing, animation works, and game applications. The company is also involved in the production, acquisition, sale, and distribution of motion pictures and television programs; operates television networks and direct-to-consumer distribution services; insurance business, including life insurance and non-life insurance; internet banking; production and sale of digital software add-on content; manufacturing and sales of home video game consoles; and interchangeable lens, projectors, and medical equipment. It has a strategic partnership with TCL Electronics Holdings Limited in the home entertainment sector; and a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited for a strategic partnership regarding the development and manufacturing of image sensors. The company was formerly known as Sony Corporation and changed its name to Sony Group Corporation in April 2021. Sony Group Corporation was incorporated in 1946 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

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Leadership

  • Hiroki TotokiPresident and Chief Executive Officer
  • Lin ImaizumiChief Financial Officer (Chief Financial Officer)
  • Yasuhiro ItoChief People Officer (Chief People Officer)
  • Tsuyoshi KoderaChief Digital Officer (CDO)
  • Toshimoto MitomoChief Strategy Officer (CSO)
Employees
94,900
Business address
TOKYO
Fiscal year ends
March 31
Listed
NYSE · SONY

Price

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$23.33
−$6.45 (−21.66%)past year
Market cap
$137.8B
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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