Kojima Industries Corporation

Company Profile

■URL

https://www.kojima-tns.co.jp/en/

■Address

3-30 shimoichiba-cho, Toyota-shi, Aichi-ken, 471-8588, Japan

Business Overview

-The Company manufactures interior and exterior automotive parts and is a member of the Toyota Group.

-The Company manufactures composite parts incorporating technology on electronics, plastic, and iron.

Shareholders

-Unlisted Company

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Products

Interior
-Assist grips/Long assist grips
-Camera cover
-Antenna amp
-Microphone
-Overhead console
-Instrument panel ornaments
-Door pockets
-Center cluster
-Cup holders
-Box sub assembly console
-Heater control
-Upper console
-USB sockets
-Registers
-Switch bases
-Electronic inside handles
-Decorative panels
-Rear seat center Armrests
-Large Rear Seat Light Module

Zero Emission
-Oil separator
-V-ribbed pulleys
-Insulators
-Balancer
-Ring gears
-Direct clutch
-Oil strainer
-Turbo tube
-Cowl louvers
-Lower absorber
-Over fenders
-Fender liners
-Battery case
-Rocker molding
-Floor covers
-Clips and clamp
-Battery trays
-Exhaust and drainage pipes for FCVs
-End plate
-Cell separator
-Smoke exhaust cover
-Collision prevention part (intermediate mount)
-Water-cooling cooler
-Car covers
-Air guides

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History

Jan. 1950	Established with the capital of 500 thousand yen.
Jan. 1959	Renamed as Kojima Press Industry Co., Ltd.
July, 1968	Set up Takaoka plant in Sumiyoshi-cho, Toyota-city.
Jan. 1978	Established Fujioka Research Center in Fujioka-cho, Nishikamo-gun, Aichi Pref.
May, 1990	Established Eiwa Research Institute.
Dec. 1997	Set up Moriso Plant in Miyoshi-cho, Nishikamo-gun, Aichi Pref.
May, 1999	Established Kojima Research Institute.
Dec. 2002	Completed the construction of Kurozasa R&D Technical Center. (Miyoshi-cho, Nishikamo-gun, Aichi Pref.)
Jan. 2007	Started operations of "Production preparation center"at the headquarters.
Jan. 2014	Acquired 76% shares in Iwate Kasai (currently called Tohoku KAT) from Kasai Kogyo, making Iwate Kasai the Company's subsidiary.
Mar. 2016	Completed the Komaba Plant, which is a hub supplying parts throughout the Company.