Jeco Co., Ltd.

Company Profile

■URL

https://www.jeco.co.jp

■Address

1-4-1 Fujimi-cho, Gyoda City, Saitama Pref., 361-8511 Japan

Business Overview

-Produces automotive clocks, automotive motors and applied products, display equipment and other meters.

-After conducting a stock exchange with Denso, the Company was delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section on March 31, 2021, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Denso.

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Products

Displays
-Clocks
-Indicators
-Multi displays
-Air conditioner panels
-Combination-meters

Motors
-Actuators
-Corner poles

Sensors
-Current sensors
-Parts for clearance sonar
-Corner view cameras

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History

Feb. 1952	Established as Japan Vacuum Clock Co., Ltd. to produce and sell radio-controlled vacuum clocks. Set up the headquarters in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
Dec. 1954	Invented precision small motors for clocks. Started production and sales of motorized wall clocks. Also started production and sales of motorized clocks for automobiles.
Jun. 1955	Changed the name of the Company to Japan Electric Clock Co., Ltd.
Aug. 1955	Set up a headquarters and factory in Naka-meguro, Tokyo.
Feb. 1959	Established Gyoda factory in Gyoda city, Saitama.
Mar. 1962	Established Tamagawa factory in Hisachi, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
Dec. 1962	Listed on the 2nd Section 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 clocks.
Nov. 1971	Established Kanagawa Plastic Co., Ltd. as a plastic molding factory.
Sep. 1972	Established Niigata Jeco Co., Ltd. as a precision small motor assembly factory.
Sep. 1972	A large stockholder moved from Kurare to Toyota.
Dec. 1972	Moved the headquarters to the site of the Tamagawa factory.
Mar. 1973	Started production and sales of quartz automotive clocks
Mar. 1976	Started production and sales of quartz wall clocks
Sep. 1980	Moved marketing office to Kanda, Tokyo
Sep. 1985	Moved the headquarters to the site of the Gyoda factory.
Apr. 1990	Started operation of Niigata Jeco as a factory for automotive motor assembly and component processing
May, 1994	Established Jeco Sweden (currently Jeco Europe) in Sweden to sell automotive equipment.
Dec. 1995	Established Jeco Auto Parts Philippines Inc. to produce and sell automotive clocks.
Jun. 2002	Closed the Tamagawa Office and integrated the production into the Headquarters' plant.
Jul. 2002	Denso became the Company's largest shareholder, replacing Toyota motor.
Nov. 2005	Established Dongguan Jeco Co., Ltd. in China to manufacture and sell automotive clocks.
Nov. 2008	Liquidated Kanagawa Jushi Co., Ltd.
Feb. 2010	Liquidated Niigata Jeco Co., Ltd.
Apr. 2020	Liquidated Dongguan Jeco Electronics Co., Ltd.
Mar. 2021	Delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section, after a stock exchange with Denso.
Apr. 2021	Became a wholly owned subsidiary of Denso.