Fuso Steel Pipe Co., Ltd.

Established in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, with capital of 2 million yen. The name "Fuso" was chosen from words representing Japan, such as "Mizuho," "Yashima," "Sunrise," and "Fuso," which became the company's name.

Established on July 11, 1968.

Relocated the headquarters and built a new warehouse in Kitakatsushika, Edogawa Ward. During a period of land subdivision, they leased land that was only roads and muddy fields to move the headquarters and warehouse.

Became a designated special dealer of Sumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd. (now Nippon Steel Corporation).

Established the Urayasu Second Warehouse. To accept 800 tons of materials, leased land along the main road to Disneyland and converted it into a warehouse.

Decided to expand into Osaka, and through unique PR methods, the name Fuso Steel Pipe became well known in Osaka.

Acquired warehouse land in Urayasu. This expansion occurred almost simultaneously with the Osaka expansion and became a significant turning point for the company's development.

Opened the Osaka Sales Office and built a new warehouse within Urayasu Second Steel District.

Became a designated special dealer of Nippon Steel Corporation (now Nippon Steel Corporation).

Moved the headquarters sales department to Urayasu Warehouse and established the Tokyo Sales Office.

Established a second warehouse at the Osaka Sales Office.

Opened the headquarters building at the current Urayasu First Warehouse.

Completed the processing center in Yachimata, Chiba Prefecture.

Opened the Urayasu Third Warehouse.

Relocated the Urayasu Second Warehouse to its current location.

The Higashikane (Yachimata) Warehouse was completed. Although the initial site was not suitable for a warehouse, it required effort to acquire, and now it plays a significant role.

Relocated the Osaka Sales Office to Taisho Ward. The move from an old, narrow warehouse involved a meticulous plan that only used holidays, becoming a well-known story.

Expanded the headquarters building.

Established YCP & JAPAN.

Expanded the tent warehouse at Tokin Warehouse.

Obtained ISO9001:2000.

Established Osaka Processing Center.

Acquired land for a factory in Hokuriku (Komatsu City).

Obtained ISO14001:2004.

Established Fusoh Tube Parts Co., Ltd.

Established Hokuriku Processing Center.

Established FUSOH TUBE PARTS (THAILAND) CO., LTD.

Relocated headquarters.

Established PT. FUSOH TUBE PARTS INDONESIA.

Hinode Steel Pipe Co., Ltd. joined the group.

Relocated Hinode Steel Pipe headquarters within Fusoh Steel Pipe headquarters.

Opened Urayasu No. 4 Warehouse.

Opened Hokuriku Second Processing Center.

Integrated Hinode Steel Pipe headquarters sales department into Fusoh Steel Pipe headquarters sales department.

Hinode Steel Pipe merged.

Relocated Nagoya Sales Office.

Fusong Steel Pipe (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. joined the group.

Fusoh Steel Pipe Co., Ltd. changed its sales office to a branch.

Fusong Steel Pipe (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. has relocated.

Established Fusong Trading (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as FTWX).

Relocated the Osaka branch office.

Relocated the Chubu Processing Center.