Awarded the 'Medal with Dark Blue Ribbon' by the Japanese government
Ceremony for the awarding of the 'Medal with Dark Blue Ribbon'
Merger of JAE Engineering, Ltd. and JAE Services, Ltd. into JAE Business Support, Ltd.
Founding of JAE Tijuana, S. A. de C. V.
Founding of JAE Dongguan Service Co., Ltd.
Awarded the '2011 Top 100 Global Innovators Award' by Thomson Reuters
Acquisition of all issued shares of Meiyu-Giken Co., Ltd. and conversion into a subsidiary
Founding of JAE Houston, LLC
Completion of the 'integrated evaluation and test laboratory' at the Akishima site, expansion and strengthening of the evaluation and testing system
Conclusion of a partnership agreement with the Los Angeles Angels
Awarded a thank-you certificate as a contributor to the greening of Tokyo at the 42nd National Tree Care Festival
Awarded as 'Derwent Top 100 Global Innovator 2018-19'
Conclusion of an agreement on joint research cooperation between industry and academia with the Institute for Industrial Sciences at the University of Tokyo
Opened "Connecting⁺" as an exhibition and co‑creation space at headquarters.
Founding of JAE Electronics India Pvt. Ltd. as a joint venture with Nagase & Co., Ltd. to expand the business for two- and four-wheeled vehicles in India
Received the "Derwent Top 100 Global Innovator 2020" award for the second consecutive year.
Launched antenna business.
Transitioned to the Prime Market segment of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The second H3 rocket test vehicle equipped with our Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) was successfully launched. As a key technology provider, we received a letter of appreciation from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
Established JAE Electronics India Pvt. Ltd. as a joint venture with Nagase Sangyo Co., Ltd. to expand business for two‑wheel and four‑wheel vehicles in India.
Signed a capital and business alliance agreement with Kyocera Corporation.
Conclusion of a capital and business partnership agreement with Kyocera Corporation
Concluded a business transfer agreement for Tooltronix's oilfield drilling peripheral equipment business in Canada, establishing Tooltronix Ltd. as a new subsidiary.
Conclusion of a business transfer agreement for the Tooltronix business from Alberta Ltd. and takeover as a subsidiary under the name Tooltronix Ltd.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry has added MX77B and MX77C to its MX77 series of board-to-cable connectors for automotive ECUs and BMS, and has begun sales. MX77B features a single-row mid-mount structure that reduces height by about 30% compared to the original MX77A, achieving a mounting height of 6.6 mm and a height of 6.72 mm when assembled. MX77C is an all-SMT implementation that includes contacts and reinforcement components.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry has developed the KN07 series multi-interface connector for industrial robots and began sales on May 20, 2026. Compared to conventional square connectors, it reduces installation area and overall volume, and offers a maximum 72-pin configuration combining power and signal contacts, suitable for small to medium-sized industrial robots. Its rounded, streamlined design enhances human affinity and safety.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry announced that its CCS2-compliant EV charging and discharging connector, the KW21A Series, has passed evaluation by third-party certification body TUV and has been approved for a rated current of 100A in accordance with IEC 62196-1/-3. It supports up to 100kW output for battery systems rated at 1000V, and up to 40kW output for typical 400V vehicles.
The release date for the chemSHERPA V2R1.03.0 tool has been moved from around April 16 to around April 24. In response, Japan Aviation Electronics Industry has begun a supply chain investigation, and will start a phased download service for products whose investigations are completed, beginning in early July 2026.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry has developed and begun selling the DW15 series automatic charging connector, which incorporates a floating mechanism and bus bar. The double-floating mechanism corrects positional offsets twice, enabling reliable contact and stable power delivery even when mating from vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry has added a 1000BASE‑T1 (1Gbps) compatible product to its automotive Ethernet-compatible connector "MX74 series" and started sales. The new product features a compact, low-profile design, contributing to the acceleration of automotive networks and space savings.
As part of the DX07 series, JAE has developed a USB Type‑C compressed receptacle that complies with the EU ESPR regulation and aligns with the French repairability index. The product aims to enhance repairability and durability, strengthening compliance with environmental regulations.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. (JAE) has developed and begun selling a compression-type receptacle connector for the USB Type-C compliant DX07 series that features repairability and robustness, complying with the EU's ESPR (Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation) and France's Repairability Index.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. has developed and begun sales of the DZ17 Series, single-pair Ethernet connectors featuring a compact 25 mm plug and tool-free wiring. The product complies with international standards such as IEEE 802.3cg and IEC 63171-6, helping simplify wiring in industrial applications, including robotics and IoT equipment.
JAE has introduced the MX81D Series, a non‑waterproof wire‑to‑board connector capable of handling up to 25 A for high‑power automotive applications. The series features a 2.8 mm terminal tab, expanding on the existing MX81A line. Future plans include additional pin counts and hybrid types combining 0.64 mm and 2.8 mm terminals.