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Icom

Icom America's parent company, Icom, Inc., was established in 1954 by Tokuzo Inoue in Osaka, Japan. Icom is a publicly held Japanese company; its stock is sold and traded on the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchange.

About Icom from BearCom

Icom started as an engineering and manufacturing concern in the business of designing, engineering, and manufacturing truly advanced, compact, solid-state two-way radio devices for use in the amateur industry. The concern’s product line has since grown to include wireless communications equipment and products for the marine, avionics, and land mobile industries.

Additional Information about Icom

Icom has sales offices and branch locations all over the world, including Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Canada, and of course, the United States. Icom America is Icom’s largest subsidiary company and functions as the U.S. distributor. Icom in the U.S. was incorporated in October 1979 and has continued to increase its market share in each of its five major sectors of business: amateur, aviation, land mobile, marine, and receivers.

More Data about Icom

Icom enjoys the reputation of being one of only a handful of companies who dominate the global two-way radio market. At present, Icom has a significant market share position, both globally and in the U.S. Icom makes and packages two-way radio products for use in long and short-range wireless communications.