DX Antenna Renames To Nippon DX Antenna After Merger
The merger folds Nippon Antenna's disaster prevention radio and local 5G work into DX Antenna's broadcasting and high-frequency technology, giving Elecom one antenna company across four business areas instead of two.
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DX Antenna and Nippon Antenna, both Elecom group companies, merge on October 1, 2026. The surviving company, DX Antenna, changes its name to Nippon DX Antenna Co., Ltd. that same date. The new company refreshes its corporate logo, designed by artist Asao Tokolo, and builds a structure spanning broadcasting, communications, security, and disaster prevention. Koichi Iwami is representative director and president.
DX Antenna was founded in 1956 and has built its business on high-frequency, antenna, and broadcasting technology. Nippon Antenna, founded in 1953, makes household TV reception equipment along with disaster prevention radio and local 5G products. The merged company keeps DX Antenna as the surviving entity but takes the Nippon DX Antenna name, and it redraws its corporate logo around the letters N, D, X, and A arranged to form an antenna, its main product. The refresh also covers new corporate colors, a logotype, and a logo mark, built on integer ratios like the Elecom logo. Koichi Iwami leads the company as representative director and president.
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