Sony has made history again by becoming Japan's second-largest company, overtaking Mitsubishi UFJ Financial. With a market value of $154.33 billion, Sony grew by 0.38%, while Mitsubishi UFJ dropped slightly by 0.16%, settling at $150.67 billion.
Toyota is still the No.1 company in Japan, but Sony's rise shows its strong success in many industries. PlayStation continues to lead the gaming world, helping Sony grow despite changing trends. But Sony is more than just gaming. It is also famous for making televisions, cameras, computers, and Walkman audio players, which have been popular for years.
Sony stays ahead by adapting and innovating, proving that old brands can still win in today's fast-changing tech world. Even with strong competition, Sony keeps its loyal customers and continues to grow in entertainment, gaming, and technology.
Now, Sony is one of Japan's top five companies, joining Toyota, Hitachi, and Keyence. With this big achievement, one big question remains can Sony challenge Toyota and become No.1?
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