any applicable to the equity method).Started manufacturing rivets, auto fuses, etc. Nov. 1962 Listed on the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange. Oct. 1963 Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Nov. 1963 Relocated its headquarters to Kyutoku-cho, Ohgaki City. Aug. 1970 Listed on the First Sections of both the Tokyo and Nagoya Stock Exchanges. Apr. 1972 Established an affiliate company, Pacific Development Co.,...

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e Solutions Japan on December 3, and changed its new subsidiary's name to “Bosch Automotive Service Solutions”, following the acquisition of the U.S. global enterprise SPX Service Solutions by Robert Bosch GmbH in Germany. SPX Japan has been developing automotive special service tools since the 1970's, and diagnostic testing systems since the 2000's, while offering solutions based on cutting-edge technology, including information services thr...

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. Wuhan, China Manufacture of industrial fasteners for automobiles, small-sized unit parts, precision springs 100.0 Sep. 1939 Established as Kato Hatsujo Inc. Jun. 1957 Established the Yokohama Plant in Hodogaya, Yokohama Oct. 1964 Established the Totsuka Plant in Totsuka, Yokohama Oct. 1970 Established the Mooka Plant in the First Industrial Park in Maoka, Tochigi Oct. 1973 Established K.P. Products Inc. in Hodogaya, Yokohama, as a...

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iron products AT India Auto Parts Pvt. Ltd. Karnataka,India Production and processing of cast iron products for automobiles AISIN TAKAOKA MEXICO,S.A.DE C.V. Guanajuato, Mexico Production and processing of cast iron products for automobiles 1960 Established as Takaoka Industry Co., Ltd. 1970 Construction of Kira plant was completed. 1978 Opened Tokyo sales office (current Tokyo office). 1979 Machinery and Equipment Plant was const...

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Fukoku Rubber Industry (Headquarters in Nakano-ku, Tokyo and a plant in Arakawa-ku, Tokyo) to manufacture and sell industrial rubber products. Apr. 1956 Succeeded in development of wiper blade technology and started production. Sep. 1967 Ageo Plant was constructed and operations started. Jan. 1970 Succeeded in development of engine mounts and started production. Jan. 1973 Acquired Taiyo Rubber Co., Ltd. (in Tokorozawa, Saitama) and named ...

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Jun. 1933 Started production of rear axle housing. Jun. 1934 Incorporated the company and renamed it "Press Kogyo Co., Ltd" with capital of 0.5 million yen. Dec. 1937 Moved headquarters and plant to Kawasaki. Apr. 1939 Opened Press Kogyo School for Youth (renamed Press Technical College in 1970). Jan. 1953 Succeeded in producing Japan's first stamped large-sized rear axle housing. Feb. 1954 Went public on the Tokyo over-the-counter m...

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med as Yamakawa Industries Inc. from Yamakawa Bankin Kogyo. Apr. 1961 Established the Yokohama Plant in Totsuka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa Pref. (currently the Kanagawa Plant) Oct. 1964 Established Oppama Plant in Natsushimacho, Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa Pref. (currently the Kanagawa Plant) Dec. 1970 Established the Mooka Plant in Matsuyamacho, Mooka-shi, Tochigi Pref. Jan. 1976 Established Katsuyama Press Kogyo (currently Unipres Kyushu Cor...

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And Nagoya Stock Exchanges. Sept. 1963 Established Chiba plant. Feb. 1965 Established floating method glass manufacturing facilities in Maizuru plant. July 1968 Established a new research center in Itami City. Later renamed the Kansai Research Center, Research Laboratory in April 1994. Oct. 1970 Merged Nippon Safety Glass Co., Ltd. And opened the Kawasaki Plant And Kyoto Plant. Aug. 1971 Established floating method glass manufacturing f...

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n Musashimurayama City, Tokyo. This facility was renamed as Tokyo Plant in October 1969. Its operations were integrated into the Fujisawa Plant in December 1986. Jan. 1967 Fujisawa plant started operations in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture.Headquarters were transferred to this facility. May 1970 Listed on the 2nd Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Oct. 1972 Listed on the 2nd Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange Aug. 1973 Listed on th...

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y, Shiga Pref. June, 1965 Recruited executives from Nissho (currently Nissho Iwai) to improve management. Sep. 1967 Integrated three plants in Nozato, Fuku-machi, Shiga were into two plants, in Osaka and Shiga. Dec. 1967 Established Omi Seiko Inc. (currently a consolidated subsidiary) July, 1970 Moved headquarters to 1 Okawa-cho, Higashi-ku, Osaka.Moved headquarters office to its current location. The Shiga plant was renamed as Headquarte...

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rrently a consolidated subsidiary) Oct. 1967 Established a Fukuoka sub branch in Fukuoka city. (currently Fukuoka sales office) Oct. 1968 Established Asa plant in Asakita-ku, Hiroshima city, Hiroshima pref. Jun. 1969 Transferred the site of the Nagoya office to Kariya city, Aichi pref. Sep. 1970 Transferred the site of the Tokyo office to Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Oct. 1972 Established Toyohira Nishikawa Co., Ltd. (currently a consolidated s...

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ure and sell engine valves. Jun. 1952 Completed construction of a plant in Ota-ku, Tokyo and began operations. Jun. 1952 Changed the name of the Company to Fuji Valve Inc. Jul. 1953 Daido steel Co., Ltd. invested in the Company. Oct. 1965 Completed construction of the Fujisawa Plant. Sep. 1970 Moved main plant to Fujisawa. Jan. 1972 Acquired capital in Shin Han Valve Ind. Co., Ltd. of Korea, an affiliate accounted for under the equity...

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ducts Co., Ltd. ceased producing wall and alarm clocks to focus on the producing automotive transmissions, screws, and aircraft parts. Jul. 1966 Constructed a new hot-forging plant at the home-office plant. May 1968 Constructed a new processing plant in Owariasahi City, Aichi Prefecture. Jun. 1970 Constructed a new hot-forging plant in Owariasahi City, Aichi Prefecture. Mar. 1981 Constructed a heat-treatment plant at the home-office plant...

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on of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Jul. 1963 Became Jeco Co., Ltd. as the result of a merger for the purpose of changing the par value of one share from 500 yen to 50 yen. Oct. 1964 Started production and sales of tuning-fork wall clocks. Jul. 1969 Set up a marketing office in Ueno, Tokyo. Jun. 1970 Established Nagano Jeco Co., Ltd. as an automotive clock assembly factory. Oct. 1970 Started production and sales of tuning-fork automotive clo...

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ed Suzuki Tekko-Sho Co., Ltd. (currently IS Seiki Co., Ltd.), an affiliated company primarily processing parts for Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. (currently Suzuki Co., Ltd.), and built a new plant in Ozawado Town, Hamamatsu City. Aug. 1963 Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Nov. 1970 Completed transmission plant. Jan. 1973 Completed plant for assembling large-sized transmissions. Jul. 1974 Completed testing facility (for...

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a Seisakusho in Suzuka, Mie Pref.Established the Tokyo branch in Minato-ku, Tokyo.Established the Osaka branch in Osaka. Mar. 1969 Established Toyo Harness Co., Ltd. a wire harness manufacturing company, in Yokkaichi, Mie Pref. (currently headquarters is located in Matsusakashi, Mie Pref.) Mar. 1970 Transferred Sakai Seisakusho to Izumishi, Osaka, and renamed it as Osaka Seisakusho. Dec. 1972 Established the Yuuki Plant in Yuuki, Ibaraki Pr...

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cluded a technological assistance agreement. Oct. 1967 Built the Yokohama Plant (a comprehensive die casting and molding plant) and the Yokohama Office in Kohoku-ku, Yokohama City. Started manufacturing and sales. Oct. 1969 Built the Sagamihara Plant (a molding plant) in Sagamihara City. Dec. 1970 Transferred the headquarters to Minato-ku, Tokyo.Renamed the Company Nifco Inc. May 1973 Built the Totsuka Plant (a comprehensive die casting a...

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al of 2,856 million yen) The Company took over the operations of Shinkawa Plant (established in March 1945) and Shintoyo Plant (established in Aug.1961) from Shinkawa Kogyo accordingly. May 1969 Established Aisin-Warner Ltd. (now Aisin AW Co., Ltd.) based on a joint-venture with BorgWarner. May 1970 Listed on the first section of both the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Stock Exchange. May 1970 Opened Fujioka Proving Ground Oct. 1970 E...

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or aircraft. Mar. 1935 Kayaba Manufacturing Co., Ltd. established. Jul. 1943 Gifu South Plant established. Nov. 1948 Kayaba Industry Co., Ltd. established (based on the Corporate Reconstruction and Reorganization Act). Oct. 1959 The Company's stock listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Mar. 1970 Capital participation in Yung Hwa Machinery co., Ltd. in Taiwan. Mar. 1973 The Company moved its R&D Center (now called the Basic Technology Re...

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subsidiaries). Feb. 1968 Listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Apr. 1968 Listed on the first section of the Osaka Stock Exchange. Feb. 1969 Listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange in the Netherlands. Apr. 1969 Built the Shizuoka Plant in Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Pref. Jan. 1970 Established Pioneer Europe N.V. in Belgium (currently one of the consolidated subsidiaries) Jul. 1970 Built the Kawagoe Plant in Kawagoe City, ...

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