Denso Corporation (originally incorporated as the Nippondenso Company) is Japan's leading producer of automobile components. As the second-largest member of the Toyota Group, more than half of Denso’s products are made for the Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC), which owns more than 20 percent of Denso stock. Denso also supplies its products to other major automakers in Japan and the U.S., including Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler, and major European auto manufacturers such as Volvo, BMW, and Fiat. The main segments of operation include powertrain, climate control, body electronics, driving control & safety, and information & communication. The company provides small motors under the OEM automotive systems and components category.