YASUNAGA(THAILAND)CO., LTD.
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- Employees (non-consolidated)
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Business
Automotive/Industrial engine partsNon-engine partsCasting partsMachinery equipment businessMachine toolsWire sawInspection and measurement equipmentAssembly equipmentEnvironmental equipment businessEnvironmental equipmentYasunaga Microcraft TechnologyYasunaga Microcraft SheetElectrode activation device
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History
April 2004: Closure of Nagoya office
October 2004: Wire saw business transferred to newly established subsidiary "Yasunaga Wire Saw Systems Co., Ltd." through corporate split
October 2004: Inspection and measurement equipment business transferred to newly established subsidiary "YASUNAGA S&I Co., Ltd." through corporate split
April 2005: Environmental equipment business transferred to newly established subsidiary "Yasunaga Air Pump Co., Ltd." through corporate split
August 2005: Public offering of 1.65 million new shares for capital increase
September 2005: Completion of "Yumeporus Factory" in Iga City
January 2006: YASUNAGA S&I Co., Ltd. decided to maintain its own quality management system and withdrew ISO 9001 certification.
August 2006: The number of shares per unit was reduced from 500 to 100.
April 2007: The Tokyo Service Center in Sumida-ku, Tokyo was renamed to Yasunaga Tokyo Center.
April 2007: The Tokyo office in Chuo-ku, Tokyo was closed.
December 2007: The Engine Parts Business decided to obtain ISO/TS 16949 certification and withdrew ISO 9001 certification: YASUNAGA Wire Source Systems Co., Ltd. decided to maintain its own quality management system and withdrew ISO 9001 certification.
February 2008: ISO/TS 16949 certification was obtained at all domestic plants of the Engine Parts Business.
April 2009: YASUNAGA Wire Source Systems Co., Ltd. and YASUNAGA S&I Co., Ltd. were merged.
May 2010: The subsidiary Yasunaga CleanTech Co., Ltd. was established.
September 2010: Yasunaga CleanTech Co., Ltd. inherited the CleanTech Co., Ltd. disposal system business through a spin‑off.
October 2010: The subsidiary Yantai Yasunaga Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. was established in Shandong Province, China.
March 2011: The subsidiary Yasunaga Korea Co., Ltd. was established in Korea.
March 2011: GM awarded the 2010 Supplier of the Year.
March 2012: GM awarded the 2011 Supplier of the Year.
March 2012: Yasunaga Korea Co., Ltd. completed the Yeyang Plant.
December 2012: The subsidiary Yasunaga Thailand Co., Ltd. was established in Thailand.
March 2013: GM awarded the 2012 Supplier of the Year.
July 2013: Moved to the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market (due to market integration).
June 2014: Designated to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market.
June 2014: Yasunaga Singapore Co., Ltd. was dissolved.
June 2015: Transitioned from a company with an audit board to a company with an audit committee.
July 2015: Established subsidiary Anan Yoko Mexico Co., Ltd. in Mexico.
March 2017: Received GM "Supplier of the Year 2016" award.
March 2021: Received Toyota Motor Corporation "2020 Technology Development Award".
April 2022: Moved to the Prime market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
December 2022: Transferred majority ownership of Anan Yoko Korea Co., Ltd. and excluded it from consolidation.
October 2023: Moved to the Standard market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
December 2024: Liquidated Yandong Anan Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. and excluded it from consolidation.
August 2025: Commenced mass production of wick sheets for smartphone vapor chambers.
October 2025: Decided to terminate the casting business.
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