G-7 Auto Service Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- 1-6-8 Toriaki Shinmachi, Settsu City, Osaka Prefecture 566-0065
- Chief executive
- Shinichi Noguchi
- Capital
- 380,000,000 (3 100 million)
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 2006-01-11
- End date
Websites
Business
New and used car sales, and vehicle purchase 'AutoBox Cars'Used car accessory purchase and sales 'AutoBox Secohan Market'Gas station 'AutoBox Express'Car wash, coating, and vehicle beautification 'Keeper PRO SHOP', 'Crystal Seven', 'Smart+1'Body repair, vehicle customization, PPF, SPPF installation, etc. 'BP Center'SUZUKI dealer 'Suzuki Cars'Outdoor lifestyle shop, camper van planning, production, and sales 'FIELD SEVEN'Fashion and miscellaneous goods brand planning and sales 'fieldog'Workstyle shop 'KeyPoint'Taiyaki specialty shop 'Yamaya Honpo'Western confectionery and sweets specialty shop 'Shatoraze'
Related companies
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History
Founder Moriyuki Kinoshita opened 'Auto Seven Kakogawa' in the Seven Bowl parking lot in Kakogawa City, starting the car accessory sales business.
Signed a franchise agreement with AutoBox Seven and opened 'AutoBox Okubo'.
Completed the headquarters building in Kakogawa City, Hyogo Prefecture, on the 10th anniversary of the company.
Expanded into Fukui Prefecture and opened 'AutoBox Takefu'.
Expanded into Kyoto Prefecture and opened 'AutoBox Kameoka'.
Listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange.
Established subsidiary Sun Seven Co., Ltd.
Launched 'AutoBox Running Yatai Heaven Secohan Market', a used car accessory purchase and sales business.
Established subsidiary Seabun Planning Co., Ltd.
Opened the speed inspection center "Hayagi Car Inspection" and the new and used car sales business "Autobax Cars" at Autobax Kobe Mita store.
Celebrated the 30th anniversary and renamed the group "G-7 Group".
Designated as Market First Division of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Stock Exchange.
Transitioned to a holding company system and changed the company name to G-7 Holdings Co., Ltd. Divested the Autobax business and the new and used car sales division, establishing the operating company Auto Seven Co., Ltd.
Acquired 100% of the shares of Fukujin Industries Co., Ltd., which operates the Autobax Nagahama store and Autobax Himeji River City store, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Opened the large commercial complex "Motor Town Tsuyama" for total car life and bike life (Phase 1 opening).
Opened "Crystal Seven" for car washing and coating within the Motor Town Tsuyama premises.
Opened a self-service gasoline station "G-1 Stand Motor Town Tsuyama Fuel Station" within the Motor Town Tsuyama premises. Partnered with Mitsubishi UFJ Nicos Co., Ltd. to issue the "G-7 Group Card".
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