Merged Itochu System Development Co., Ltd. and Century Computer Center Co., Ltd., and changed the trade name to Itochu Information Systems Co., Ltd.
Established Kobe Computer Center in Kita Ward, Kobe City
Relocated headquarters to Koto Ward, Tokyo
Merged with Itochu Information Systems Co., Ltd.
Established Precision Tech Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary) in Taipei, Taiwan
Implementation of third-party allotment of new shares
Acquisition of all shares of Form System Co., Ltd., and change of trade name to CTC Business Service Co., Ltd. (current: consolidated subsidiary)
Listing on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Established First Contact Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary)
Acquisition of ISO 14001 certification
Established IT Facility Management Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary, CRC Facilities Co., Ltd.)
Opened Otemachi Internet Data Center in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Changed the trade name from CRC General Research Institute Co., Ltd. to CRC Solutions Co., Ltd.
Acquired shares of Asahi Business Solutions Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Asahi Beer Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary), and formed a strategic alliance
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Consolidated Asahi Business Solutions Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary and strengthened partnership
Relocation of head office to Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (Kasumigaseki)
Establishment of Technical Solution Center (TSC) at Kudanshita Office in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Made Infow Avenue Co., Ltd. a subsidiary
Establishment of Maxis Consulting Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary
Opened a Shibuya data center in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Acquired Privacy Mark certification from the Japan Information Processing Development Association
ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation was formed through the merger of Itochu Techno Science Inc. and CRC Solutions Inc., changing the trade name to "ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation" and the English name accordingly.
Established Osaki Development Center in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo
Established CTC System Operations Inc. as a consolidated subsidiary
Established Mejirosaka Data Center in Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Established a subsidiary, Hinari Inc., to promote employment of persons with disabilities
Changed the trade names of CRC Systems Inc. and CRC Facilities Inc. to CTC System Service Inc. and CTC Facilities Inc., respectively.
Established Singapore branch
Acquired all shares of U.S. ITOCHU Technology, Inc. and made it a consolidated subsidiary
Changed the trade name of ITOCHU Technology, Inc. to ITOCHU Techno-Solutions America, Inc.
Invested in Netband Consulting Co., Ltd. in Thailand
Acquired shares of CSC ESI Sdn. Bhd. in Malaysia and CSC Automated Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, making them consolidated subsidiaries
Changed the trade names of CSC ESI Sdn. Bhd. and CSC Automated Pte. Ltd. to CTC Global Sdn. Bhd. and CTC Global Pte. Ltd., respectively.
Merged CTC System Operations Inc. and CTC System Service Inc., changing the trade name to CTC System Management Inc.
Changed the trade name of CTC Laboratory Systems Inc. to CTC Life Sciences Inc.
Changed the trade name of First Contact Inc. to CTC First Contact Inc.
Established PT. CTC Techno Solutions Indonesia in Indonesia as a subsidiary of CTC Global Sdn. Bhd.
Absorbed and merged CTC Life Sciences Inc.
Made CTC First Contact Inc. a joint venture with Bell System 24 Holdings Inc.
Established CTC Business Experts Inc.
Acquired shares of Netband Consulting Co., Ltd. and made it a consolidated subsidiary
Changed the trade name of Netband Consulting Co., Ltd. to CTC Global (Thailand) Ltd.
Changed the trade name of CTC Technology Inc. to CTC Technology Inc.
Changed the trade name of Hinari Co., Ltd. to CTC Hinari Co., Ltd.
Acquired shares of PT. Nusantara Compnet Integrator and PT. Pro Sistimatika Automasi, making them consolidated subsidiaries
Changed the trade names of CTC SP Co., Ltd. and CTC Business Service Co., Ltd. to CTC ESP Co., Ltd. and CTC Business Service Co., Ltd., respectively
Relocated headquarters to Minato Ward, Tokyo (Toranomon)
Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
Discontinued listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market following a tender offer and share consolidation by Digital Value Chain Partners (a subsidiary of Itochu Corporation)
Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation has begun offering its proprietary "CTC Attack Path Quick Assessment." The service evaluates a company's security measures along the path from an attacker's intrusion to the resulting business impact, identifying deficiencies and prioritizing issues. Based on the assessment results, it provides comprehensive support from selecting countermeasures to implementation.
Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation has launched cloud security measures, AI usage visualization, and a data management platform through AWS Marketplace to support enterprise-wide AI deployment. In response to security and cost management challenges arising from the expanded use of generative AI and AI agents, the company offers solutions that combine products from Cybersecurity Cloud, Kong, and MongoDB.
Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation (CTC) was recognized for its transformation of virtualization infrastructure and the development of engineers at the Red Hat Ecosystem Success Day 2026, hosted by Red Hat, and received the Ecosystem Award Japan 2026 - Virtualization Transformation. CTC is advancing the transformation of virtualization infrastructure in the enterprise market by adopting Red Hat products in its cloud‑based managed service "CUVIC CP+".
CTC will establish a pre-implementation verification environment for power company communication networks using Cisco equipment within its Nagoya office during fiscal year 2026. The environment will evaluate connectivity and communication performance for wide-area networks and networks within digital substations, supporting the digitalization and stable operation of power networks.
Itochu Technosolutions Co., Ltd. will implement personnel changes in the Industrial Solutions Business Group effective November 1, 2026, appointing Mr. Seihiro Muso as Acting Head of the Automotive Division and Director of AI Digital Innovation. For inquiries, contact the Public Relations Department.
Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation (CTC) received the "New Logo Partner of the Year" award at Zscaler's 2026 Partner Awards. CTC was praised for securing multiple large new projects, achieving sales results more than 200% higher than the previous year, and expanding new business negotiations by over 150%. At the award ceremony, Zscaler's Masaki Kondo, Anthony Torsiello of Zscaler Inc., and CTC's Manabu Nishizaki participated.
CTC and IBM Japan jointly provide the AI-driven new application development and existing system renewal support service "A-Native", and CTC launches the service. Using AI development tools centered around IBM Bob, the price starts at 5 million yen (excluding tax). They aim to onboard 50 companies within three years, while also addressing corporate system renovation challenges.
CTC will begin providing the "AI Smart Factory Solution" for the manufacturing industry. It collects and analyzes factory equipment data for unified management, enabling operational support via AI agents and integration between the factory's OT system and the headquarters' ERP. This environment allows on-site data to be used for production planning and business decision-making, and is being deployed for domestic manufacturers driving factory DX.
Engineer Takehiko Yamagishi from Itochu Techno-Solutions was selected for Tanium's invitation-only partner program "Pit Crew 2026". His contributions, including support for Tanium product implementation, project creation, and knowledge sharing through study sessions and technical seminars, were recognized. In 2026, 91 individuals worldwide and 17 from Japan were selected.
Itochu Technosolutions Co., Ltd. has begun providing the OT cybersecurity solution developed by TXOne Networks Inc. Designed to eliminate unauthorized communications and malware without stopping production lines, it aims to generate 1 billion yen in sales over three years targeting manufacturers and social infrastructure companies.
