Ray Corporation

創業

設立

Established Studio Ray Co., Ltd. in Shibuya, Tokyo, with capital of 1 million yen, for the purpose of laser display business

Founded M.C. Visions Inc. as a joint venture with Mitsubishi Corporation for video business

Changed the trade name to Ray Co., Ltd. and advanced into digital video business

Established Keihinjima Business Office in Ota Ward, Tokyo, and started video equipment rental business

Relocated headquarters to Minato Ward, Tokyo

Established Craft Co., Ltd. for the purpose of commercial business

Established Digital Site Inc. as a joint venture with Sumitomo Corporation and Sumisho Electronics Co., Ltd. for computer graphics business

Set up Gotanda Business Office in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, for DVD content business

Made Wize Brain Co., Ltd., a planning and production company, a subsidiary through stock acquisition

Registered as a over-the-counter listed stock with the Japan Securities Dealers Association

Started presentation support business for general companies under the

The company was split into separate companies for planning and production, video directing, and video editing through a new company split, establishing Plaze Co., Ltd., Print Co., Ltd., and McLay Co., Ltd. The company transitioned to a management company system.

Listed on the Jasdaq Securities Exchange.

Obtained Privacy Mark certification from the Japan Information Processing Society Foundation.

Subsidiary Wep Co., Ltd. was renamed Ponopono Communications Co., Ltd., received investment from Nikkei BP, and entered the free magazine business.

Established Mobile Gate Co., Ltd. to promote, utilize, and sell the next-generation code "Color Code."

To expand the video planning and production business, acquired T.C. Max Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary.

Transferred some shares of Ponopono Co., Ltd. (formerly Ponopono Communications Co., Ltd.) and withdrew from the free magazine business.

To focus and streamline management resources, fundamentally reviewed the content business, dividing it into two segments: advertising solutions and technical solutions.

Withdrew from Mobile Gate Co., Ltd. through share transfer.

For the purpose of improving operational efficiency, enhancing business profitability, and creating synergy effects through mergers, a subsidiary (T.C. Max Co., Ltd.) merged with Plais Co., Ltd., McLay Co., Ltd., and Print Co., Ltd.

Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange (JASDAQ Market) following the merger of the JASDAQ Securities Exchange and Osaka Securities Exchange.

Following the integration of the Osaka Securities Exchange Hercules Market, JASDAQ Market, and NEO Market, listed on Osaka Securities Exchange JASDAQ (Standard).

New company building completed in Minato Ward, Tokyo (name: Ray Building): Closed Gotanda and Tennozu offices of the editing studio and consolidated into the new building.

Listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard) following the integration of the spot markets of Tokyo and Osaka Securities Exchanges.

To improve management efficiency and strengthen management functions, absorbed and merged subsidiary WISE Brain Co., Ltd. and McLay Co., Ltd.

To expand video planning and production business, acquired shares of Nippon Movie Co., Ltd., Nippon Movie Osaka, and three other companies to make them subsidiaries.

To establish a more efficient operational system and conduct more efficient and rational management, changed the trade name of subsidiary Nippon Movie Co., Ltd. to Clay Co., Ltd., and merged with T.C. Max Co., Ltd. and Nippon Movie Osaka, among others.

To develop new customers and further enhance corporate value by collaborating with TV Asahi Co., Ltd. through a capital and business alliance.

Following the review of the market classification of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, migrated from JASDAQ (Standard) to the Standard Market.