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Daiei Steel Co., Ltd.

大栄鋼業株式会社
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Listed market
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Country
Japan
Employees (non-consolidated)
45
Related companies
27
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
8th Floor, Fukuyama Shinai Building (Hiroshima Bank Building), 1-1-1 Kasumi-cho, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, 720-0812Sources
Chief executive
Kenji YoshimuraSources
Capital
14,000,000
Employees (non-consolidated)
45 people
Employees (consolidated)
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End date
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Websites

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Business

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Purchase and sale of steel and non-ferrous metal products and processed productsSourcesPurchase and sale of raw materials and supplies for steel and non-ferrous metalsSourcesPurchase and sale of ship fittings and general machinery and equipmentSourcesBusiness related to warehousing, transportation, trade, and agency services associated with the above itemsSources
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Network

NETWORK
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History

35 EVENTS

Founded in 1-1-1 Oke-ya-cho, Fukuyama City with capital of 1 million yen. (First president: Masahiro Kobayashi). Started with 6-7 employees and annual sales of 20-30 million yen.Sources

Opened the Mizushima branch office.Sources

Kazuaki Kihara, formerly of Hitachi Zosen, joined as managing director.Sources

Obtained certification as a China regional sales agent from Tsubakimoto Chain Co., Ltd.Sources

Absorbed and merged with Sanyo Metal Steel Co., Ltd. of Onomichi City and opened the Onomichi branch office.Sources

Capital increased to 7 million yen.Sources

Large bad debt arose in Fukuyama; second president, Asanori Shimizu, resigned.Sources

Opened the Osaka branch office in Doushimo-cho, Chuo-ku. Expanded business with Hitachi Zosen.Sources

Kazuaki Kihara became the fourth president. Moved headquarters to the current Kasumi-cho, Fukuyama City.Sources

Business with shipyards expanded, sales surpassed 3 billion yen.Sources

Opened the Marugame branch office following Marugame's expansion by Imabari Shipbuilding.Sources

Capital increased to 14 million yen.Sources

Opened the Fukuyama branch office at the current Miko-cho, Fukuyama City.Sources

Demand for steel for shipbuilding was strong; sales exceeded 10 billion yen.Sources

Domestic market share of client shipyards expanded; sales surpassed 15 billion yen.Sources

Chairman Kazuaki Kihara passed away at age 73; received a letter of appreciation from Kawasaki Steel.Sources

President Shin Kamiura passed away, and Yutaro Tabuchi, formerly of Kawasaki Steel, became president.Sources

A client shipyard advanced its M&A to expand its scale.Sources

Steel prices surged due to demand pressure and high raw material costs.Sources

Kawasaki Steel and Nippon Steel Pipe merged to form "JFE Holdings."Sources

Focused on supporting the construction of a steel supply chain for clients.Sources

Secured talent through proactive recruitment.Sources

Implemented the SteelManager steel sales management system.Sources

Hiroshi Sato, formerly of JFE Steel, became president.Sources

Worked on internal regulation development, system renewal, and foreign currency transactions.Sources

Implemented an electronic book-keeping system.Sources

Kenji Yoshimura from JFE Steel became president.Sources

Moved the Onomichi office to its current location at Nishi-Omoto-cho, Onomichi City.Sources

Moved the Osaka office to its current location at 3-2-12 Kitahama, Chuo-ku, Osaka.Sources

Moved the Marugame office to its current location at Nanjou-cho, Marugame City.Sources

Established a China branch and set up the Fukuyama, Onomichi, and Kurashiki sales groups under it.Sources

Changed the Marugame office to the Shikoku branch.Sources

Changed the Osaka office to the Kansai branch.Sources

Opened an Imabari office.Sources

Completely renovated the Fukuyama warehouse and office.Sources

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