Chiyoda Gravya Co., Ltd.

Established Chiyoda Gravya Printing Co., Ltd. by President Yutaka Sato.

It is a printing company established shortly after the war.

Commenced operations in Kanda-Jinbocho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo: Construction and operation of the Chitanda factory in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

Successfully achieved the industry's first color gravure printing.

Successfully performed the first color gravure printing on a rotary press.

Acquired the Osaki factory in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo.

Commenced cellophane printing at the Osaki factory: (Start of Packaging and Industrial Materials businesses).

Built a sub-factory at Osaki and began full‑scale paper coating printing: (Start of Construction Materials business) : Opened Osaka branch office.

Acquired the Haneda factory in Ota-ku, Tokyo.

Acquired the Kusaka factory in Saitama Prefecture: Opened Shizuoka branch office: Moved Osaki factory.

Completion of Phase II construction at Osaki factory.

Established Chiyoda Gravya Health Insurance Association.

Relocated headquarters from Kanda-Jinbocho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo to Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo.

President Yutaka Sato passed away; President Seijun Sato took office.

Renovated the Kusaka factory and began production of impregnated paper.

Established Chiyoda Europe Co., Ltd. in Rijswijk, Netherlands.

Moved Chiyoda Europe Co., Ltd.'s headquarters and printing plant to Gend, Belgium.

Construction of the Ushibori Factory (now Chōrai First Factory) in Chōrai City, Ibaraki Prefecture.

Changed company name to Chiyoda Gravya Co., Ltd.: Constructed the Chiyoda Express Bag Factory (now Inashiki Factory) in Inashiki City, Ibaraki Prefecture.

Construction of the Ushibori Factory West Building (now Chōrai Second Factory) in Chōrai City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and obtained ISO14001 at the same factory.

President Seijun Sato resigned; President Yutaka Sato assumed office.

Added a plate‑making building to Chōrai Second Factory.

Moved headquarters to 1‑18‑16 Osaki, Shinagawa‑ku, Tokyo: Added a plate‑making building to Chōrai First Factory.

Installed a large molding machine in the headquarters' technology development office.

Constructed Chōrai Third Factory in Chōrai City, Ibaraki Prefecture: Joint venture with Takeda Printing Co., Ltd.: Established Chiyoda Print Media Co., Ltd.

Established a Taiwan office in Taipei City, Taiwan: Closed the Haneda Factory following relocation to Chōrai Industrial Park: Started contract coating business.

Chairman Sato Toshiharu received the Royal Order of the Crown Commander's Cross from the Kingdom of Belgium.

Introduced digital printing machines.

Joined the Printing Industry Association's Women Empowerment Promotion Committee.

Received the 'Best Award' at the HP Indigo 2015 Improvement Award: Also received the 'Ashikaga City Industrial Promotion Contribution Company Special Award.'

Started providing a variable printing solution that integrates mobile and digital printing machines, and began supporting consumer campaigns using the solution.

Launched the digital platform 'C-Collage' for publishing and editing: Installed LNG mobile satellite at Chōrai Second Factory, building an energy system expected to achieve significant CO2 reduction and energy savings.

Signed a sponsorship contract with Kashima Antlers (now Club Partner): Started an industry‑academia collaboration program with Waseda University's School of Creative and Engineering.

In 2018, we celebrated our 70th anniversary.

Sponsored the executive committees of Chōrai City, Inashiki City, and Kashima City at the 'Ikiki Ibaraki Yume National Sports Festival 2019': Introduced a new ink warehouse system at Chōrai First Factory, and expanded the automatic plate‑making equipment at Chōrai Second Factory.

Established NIS Co., Ltd. and inherited the in‑mold molding transfer business, transfer film business, and other film‑based decoration businesses, as well as decoration businesses utilizing various printing methods, from Navitas Niz Co., Ltd.

Obtained SIAA approval for heat transfer and in‑mold transfer decorative films.

Established Royal Tech Co., Ltd. and acquired the decorative film printing business from Royal Industrial Co., Ltd.