Chuo Malleable Iron Co., Ltd.

Company Profile

■URL

https://www.chuokatan.co.jp

■Address

1-300 Asadahirako, Nisshin-shi, Aichi-ken 470-0128 Japan

Business Overview

-The Company is a manufacturer of automotive cast-iron products and aluminum cast parts.

-The Company's business operations are separated into the following two sectors:

Die-casting Business: deals in automotive parts, industrial-vehicle parts, industrial-robot parts
Metal Furniture Business: deals in various types of chairs/ furniture for offices and facilities.

Financial Overview

-In the fiscal year that ended in March 2024, consolidated sales were JPY 33,198 million (0.9% YoY decrease), operating loss was JPY 321 million, ordinary profit was JPY 1,326 million (67.7% YoY increase), and net profit attributable to the parent company shareholders was JPY 813 million (21.2% YoY increase).

Shareholders

-Listed on the Main Market of the Nagoya Stock Exchange

(As of Mar. 31, 2024)

Name or Company name	Investment ratio (%)
Toyota Motor Corporation	5.11
CMC Cooperative Association Shareholding Association	4.36
MUFG Bank, Ltd.	4.26
The Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, Limited (Standing proxy: Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd.)	4.26
Toyota Industries Corporation	4.00
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation	3.87
SINTOKOGIO, LTD	2.97
Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Co., Ltd (Standing proxy: The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. )	2.93
Custody Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account 4)	2.84
The Bank of Nagoya, Ltd.	2.80
Total	37.44

Access the latest exhibition info.
Click for a free trial!

Products

Cast-iron Automotive Parts
-Engine brackets

-Fuel-pump flanges

-Alternator brackets

-Compressor brackets

-Damping housings

-Engine hangers

-Control shafts

-Engine mounting brackets

-Stabilizer brackets

-Retainer axle bearings

-Caliper support brackets

-Spring brackets

-Differential supports

-Differential retainers

-Differential cases

-Differential tubes

-Drive shaft bearing brackets

-Bearing cases

-Mounting bracket assemblies

-Suspension support sub-assemblies

-Pulley crank shafts

-EGR brackets
-Flywheel stabilizers

-Cab mount brackets

-Suspension arm assemblies

-Spring U-bolt seat sub-assemblies

-Coupling sub-assemblies

-Axle hubs

-Differential carriers

Aluminum Automotive Parts

-Compressor covers

-Compressor mounting brackets

-Differential supports

-Differential supports (for HEVs)

-FC mounting brackets

View latest major parts supplier agreements.
Click for a free trial!

History

Jun. 1930	Established Takeyama Casting Works for normal pig iron casting.
May 1933	Started Takeyama Casting Malleable to produce malleable iron products.
Jan. 1944	Combined Adachi Machine Works and Sebe Iron Works Into a machining division and incorporated it into Chuo Malleable Iron Co., Ltd.
May 1946	Started production of tools made mainly from malleable iron.
May 1948	Started business with Toyota Jidousha Kogyo (currently Toyota Motor Company) as a tie-up plant.
Mar. 1959	Built the Nisshin Plant in Nisshin-cho, Aichi. (currently Nisshin City, Aichi)
Sep. 1960	Listed on the second section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
Apr. 1968	Established Toki Malleable Iron Co., Ltd. (currently a consolidated subsidiary) as a plant specializing in malleable iron products.
Oct. 1973	Set up the Kumamoto Plant in Otsu-cho, Kikuchi-gun, Kumamoto.
Feb. 1981	Acquired plant site (33,053m2) in Toki City, Gifu.
Mar. 1988	Changed the fiscal closing date from November 30 to March 31.
Oct. 1993	Completed developing land for the planned Toki Plant.
Apr. 2001	Signed a contract with Ishikawa Malleable Iron to establish a joint venture "Suzhou Ishikawa Iron Manufacturing Co., Ltd." in China (currently an affiliated firm) to produce ductile cast products.
May 2001	Acquired ISO14001.
Jan. 2002	Suzhou Ishikawa Iron Manufacturing Co., Ltd. started production.
Mar. 2006	Turned Toki Malleable Iron Co., Ltd. into a wholly owned subsidiary through a stock swap. (The company is currently a consolidated subsidiary.)
Nov. 2012	Constructed a new casting plant at Suzhou Chuo Malleable Iron Co., Ltd., the second one on the premises.
Dec. 2018	Established Gifu Kujiri Plant in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture.
Apr. 2019	Invested in Takeyama Foundry Co., Ltd. and made it a consolidated subsidiary.