国内・海外のNAGASEグループ
Japan
1-1-17 Shinmachi, Nishi-ku, Osaka, Osaka Prefecture
Company name
Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Nagase RooTAC Industries, Inc.
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
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1831 The NAGASE Group traces its roots to 1832 when founder Denbei Nagase established Urokogataya, a dyestuffs wholesale business that handled safflower, funori seaweed, and starches in Nishijin, Kyoto. Later on we established a foothold in the chemical industry by starting to handle synthetic dyes.
1901 In 1901, the NAGASE Group established an office in Lyon, France, spurring the expansion of partnerships with overseas manufacturers, including Basel Chemical Co. of Switzerland (then called Ciba), Eastman Kodak Co., and DuPont of the United States.
1913 Tokyo branch office in 1913
1919 Employees assigned to the London office, around 1919 (Tokutaro Nagase second from left in front row)
1943-06 Advertisement of Nagase's name change in June 1943
1952 Founded in 1952, Nagase RooTAC INDUSTRIES,INC. (formerly TOTAKU INDUSTRIES, INC) has been a pioneer in the pipes and hose industry, creating the world’s first flexible hose.
1952 Founded in 1952. The world’s first flexible hose manufacturer.
1966 Division for Kodak Products Service Corner at Shinsaibashi branch (1966)
1967 Setsunan Kasei (1967)
1969-10 The newly completed Tokyo branch office building (October 1969)
1970 In 1970, it established Nagase-CIBA Ltd. (now Nagase ChemteX Corporation) as a joint venture with Ciba for manufacturing epoxy resins.
1970 The Harima Factory after completion of phase one of construction, 1970
1971 The following year, it established Engineering Plastics, Ltd. (EPL) in a 50-50 joint venture with GE.
1971 Nagase-CIBA in 1971
1982 The 150th anniversary party, 1982
1990 In 1990, it established the Nagase R&D Center (now the Nagase Bio-Innovation Center) as a base for R&D into bio-related materials.
2007 In 2007, it opened the Nagase Application Workshop, an open innovation laboratory, in a push to also secure an advantage in R&D functions.
2007-06-18 Advertisement in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (June 18, 2007)
2012 In 2012, the NAGASE Group made the biotechnology specialist Hayashibara Co., Ltd. a subsidiary to strengthen its food ingredients business.
2019 In 2019, it made Prinova Group LLC, a US-based company that sells and processes food ingredients and has a global sales network, a subsidiary.
2020 With the establishment of the Sustainability Committee and formulation of the Sustainability Basic Policy in 2020
2032 Looking forward to our 200th anniversary in the year 2032, we will contribute to the society as a Business Designer that creates a sustainable future.
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