Fuji Machinery Co., Ltd.

Company Profile

■URL

https://fmc.subaru.co.jp/e/

■Address

2-24-3 Iwagami-cho, Maebashi City, Gunma Pref., 371-0035 Japan

Business Overview

-A subsidiary of SUBARU.

-Engaged in development, manufacturing and sales of transmissions and parts for light vehicles; and transmissions for industrial machinery.

Shareholders

-Unlisted Company

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Products

-Engine oil-pumps
-Steering gear boxes
-Rear Diff
-Transmissions (WRX STI 6-speed manuals)
-Manual transmissions
-Manual transmissions for small cars (TY75)
-Rear differentials for small car
-Hybrid Motor Cases
-CVT parts

Retainer drive pinion
Oil-pumps
Cylinder primaries
Shaft rear drives
Shaft inputs

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History

Mar. 1939	Started as Maebashi 2nd Plant of Nakajima Aircraft Co., Ltd and started production of aircraft body, legs and hydraulic control systems
Aug. 1945	Company name changed to Maebashi Plant of Fuji Industrial Co., Ltd.
July, 1950	Established as Fuji Equipment Co., Ltd. a subsidiary of Fuji Industrial Co., Ltd.
July, 1955	Company name changed to Fuji Machinery Co., Ltd. Commenced manufacture/sales of transmissions for agricultural machinery.
Feb. 1957	Acquired by Fuji Heavy Industries and became it's subsidiary. Shifted to production of transmissions used in farm tractors and mini car components.
May, 1963	Listed on the over the counter market of the Japan Securities Dealers Association.
Dec. 1965	Started manufacturing transmissions for industrial machinery.
Mar. 1966	Started manufacturing parts for small cars.
Sep. 1968	Expanded the light vehicle parts plant.
June, 1972	Expanded mini car parts plant.
Sep. 1973	Expanded the transmission plant.
Feb. 1985	Established a new plant for hydraulic parts.
Aug. 1988	Established a new plant for manufacture of transmissions for mini cars.
June, 1990	Acquired shares of Nishino Machinery Industry Co., Ltd (currently consolidated subsidiary)
Mar. 1991	Established Haga Plant (manufacturing transmissions for industrial machinery).
Dec. 1998	Expanded Haga Plant (manufacturing Automotive parts)
1999	Expanded the plant for CVT Oil-Pumps.
July, 2000	Established a new heat treating plant
Aug. 2000	Started manufacturing 6-speed manual transmissions for mini cars.
May, 2001	Started manufacturing rear differentials.
Aug. 2003	Established its Jonan Plant that manufactures automotive parts.
2004	Started manufacturing 5-speed transmission parts for small vehicles.
2009	Isesaki Plant launched operations. Started manufacturing manual transmissions for small vehicles.
Feb. 2012	Ceased production of mini vehicle transmission for Subaru vehicles.
2018	Acquired Oizumi Plant.
2024	Jonan Factory Started manufacturing SHEV parts.