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HOKURIKU ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO.,LTD.

北陸電気工事株式会社
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
1,290
Related companies
9
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
269 Kouchu, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, 939-8571
Chief executive
Yushi Yamazaki
Capital
3,328,699,880  (33 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
1,290 people
Employees (consolidated)
1,290 people
Start date
1944-10-01
End date
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Websites

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Business

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Internal WiringHVAC DuctworkPower Distribution Line ConstructionTransmission and Substation ConstructionTelecommunications and Civil Engineering WorksRenewable EnergyFuel ConversionEPC and O&M of power generation projects using renewable energyIntroduction of various equipment for LNG fuel conversion
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NETWORK
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History

130 EVENTS

1944 (Showa 19): Company established; business purpose set as 'electrical work', starting operations in distribution line construction, switching and transformation work, and general indoor wiring work. Head office located at 30 Yanagimachi, Toyama City, and branches established in the three cities of Toyama, Kanazawa, and Fukui.Sources

Upon company establishment, began operations in electrical works with the purpose of "electrical construction", including distribution line construction, transmission line construction, and general indoor wiring. Headquarters located at 30 Yanagicho, Toyama City, and branches established in Toyama, Kanazawa, and Fukui.Sources

Established the company and began electrical contracting operations, including distribution line construction, substation transformation, and general indoor wiring, with the purpose of 'electrical work'. Headquarters located at 30 Yanagicho, Toyama City, and branches established in Toyama, Kanazawa, and Fukui.Sources

Established the company and began electrical contracting operations, including distribution line construction, substation transformation, and general indoor wiring, with the purpose of 'electrical work'. Headquarters located at 30 Yanagicho, Toyama City, and branches established in Toyama, Kanazawa, and Fukui.Sources

Company formed as an electrical construction business, beginning business activities including power distribution line construction, power generation/transmission/ transformation facility construction, and general indoor wiring construction Headquarters initially located at 30 Yanagi-machi, Toyama City, with branches in the cities of Toyama, Kanazawa, and FukuiSources

Founders' General Meeting commemorative photo September 1944Sources

Founders' General Meeting commemorative photoSources

1944 (Showa 19): Company established; began business of electrical works with purpose 'electrical construction', including power distribution line construction, transmission and substation construction, and general indoor wiring; head office at 30 Yanagicho, Toyama City, and branches in Toyama, Kanazawa, and Fukui.Sources

1946 (Showa 21): Moved head office to 1 Sakurabashi Dori, Toyama City.Sources

1946 (Showa 21): Head office moved to 1 Sakurabashi Street, Toyama City.Sources

Relocated headquarters to 1 Sakurabashi Dori, Toyama City.Sources

Relocated headquarters to 1 Sakurabashi-dori, Toyama CitySources

1948 (Showa 23): Converted Takao office to a branch.Sources

Changed Takao office to a branch.Sources

1949 (Showa 24): Registered with the Minister of Construction under the Construction Industry Act.Sources

1949 (Showa 24): Registered with the Minister of Construction under the Construction Business Act.Sources

Registered with the Minister of Construction under the Construction Business Act.Sources

Received Construction Minister registration under the Construction Business ActSources

1954 (Showa 29): Moved head office to 5 Higashita-chō, Toyama City (later changed to 1-1-1 Higashita-chō, Toyama City in April 1965 due to residential address change).Sources

1954 (Showa 29): Head office moved to 5 Higashitadachi, Toyama City (later changed to 1-1-1 Higashitadachi, Toyama City in April Showa 40 due to residential address change).Sources

Relocated headquarters to 5 Higashitadachi, Toyama City (which became 1-1-1 Higashitadachi-chō, Toyama City after the 1965 April residential address change).Sources

Relocated headquarters to 5 Higashida-chō, Toyama CitySources

Relocated headquarters to 5 Higashidenjigata, Toyama City (now 1-1-1 Higashidenjigata-machi, Toyama City, following address modifications in April 1965)Sources

1960 (Showa 35): Converted Nanao office to a branch.Sources

Changed Nanao office to a branch.Sources

1963 (Showa 38): Began business of indoor pipe construction.Sources

1963 (Showa 38): Started operations in indoor pipe work.Sources

Began operations in indoor pipe work.Sources

Began indoor plumbing businessSources

Address changed to 1-1-1 Higashida-chō, Toyama CitySources

1966 (Showa 41): Established Osaka and Tokyo branches.Sources

1966 (Showa 41): Established Osaka and Tokyo branches.Sources

Established Osaka and Tokyo branches.Sources

Established Osaka and Tokyo branchesSources

1972 (Showa 47): Clarified business purpose by renaming from 'electrical construction and indoor pipe construction' to 'electrical construction, pipe construction, telecommunications construction, and fire-facility construction'.Sources

1972 (Showa 47): Clarified business purpose, changing from 'electrical work and indoor pipe work' to 'electrical work, pipe work, telecommunications work, and fire-fighting facility work.'Sources

Revised business purpose from "electrical construction and indoor pipe work" to "electrical construction, pipe work, telecommunications construction, and fire-facility construction" to clarify the scope.Sources

Further clarified business purpose through revision from "electrical construction and indoor plumbing construction" to "electrical construction, plumbing construction, electrical communications construction, and firefighting facility construction"Sources

1973 (Showa 48): Received Minister of Construction permission No. 1677 (Special-48) following amendment of Construction Industry Act.Sources

1973 (Showa 48): Received Permit No. 1677 (Special-48) from the Minister of Construction following amendment of the Construction Business Act.Sources

Obtained Minister of Construction permission No. 1677 (Special-48) under the revised Construction Business Act.Sources

Obtained Minister of Construction permission (Special-48) No. 1677 due to the amendment of the Construction Business ActSources

Received Construction Minister license (special-48) no. 1677 under the amended Construction Business ActSources

1974 (Showa 49): Received Minister of Construction permission No. 1677 (General-49).Sources

1974 (Showa 49): Received Permit No. 1677 (General-49) from the Minister of Construction.Sources

Obtained Minister of Construction permission No. 1677 (General-49).Sources

Received Construction Minister license (general-49) no. 1677.Sources

Received Construction Minister license (general-49) no. 1677Sources

1982 (Showa 57): Commenced water facility and civil engineering construction business; converted the Tsuruga office into a branch.Sources

1982 (Showa 57): Started operations in waterworks and civil engineering work.Sources

Began operations in water facility construction and civil engineering; changed Tsuruga office to a branch.Sources

Commenced water facility and civil engineering operations. Transformed the Tsuruga office into a branchSources

Commenced operations of water facility construction and civil engineering.Sources

Began water supply equipment construction and civil engineering businessesSources

1986 (Showa 61): Listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

1986 (Showa 61): Listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

Listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

Listed on Second Section of Osaka Securities ExchangeSources

1990 (Heisei 2): Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

1990 (Heisei 2): Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.Sources

Listed on Second Section of Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange December 1990Sources

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

1991 (Heisei 3): Commenced steel structure construction business.Sources

1991 (Heisei 3): Started operations in steel structure construction.Sources

Commenced steel structure construction operationsSources

Began steel structure construction businessSources

1992 (Heisei 4): Listed on the First Sections of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges.Sources

1992 (Heisei 4): Listed on the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges First Section.Sources

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Stock ExchangeSources

1993 (Heisei 5): Commenced paving construction business.Sources

1993 (Heisei 5): Started operations in paving work.Sources

Commenced pavement construction operationsSources

1994 (Heisei 6): 50th anniversary of establishment.Sources

1994 (Heisei 6): 50th anniversary of founding.Sources

50th anniversary of establishmentSources

50th Anniversary Founding Ceremony October 1994Sources

50th anniversary celebration ceremony.Sources

1998 (Heisei 10): The Toyama Branch Construction Division and the Power Headquarters Construction Division obtained ISO 9002 certification.Sources

The construction department of the Toyama branch and the engineering department of the Power Headquarters obtained ISO 9002 certificationSources

2000 (Heisei 12): The Power Headquarters Distribution Division obtained ISO 9002 certification.Sources

The distribution department of the Power Headquarters obtained ISO 9002 certificationSources

2001 (Heisei 13): The Tokyo Branch obtained ISO 9002 certification; the Power Headquarters Construction Division obtained ISO 14001 certification.Sources

The Tokyo branch obtained ISO 9002 certification; the engineering department of the Power Headquarters obtained ISO 14001 certificationSources

Tokyo branch obtained ISO 9002 certification. Power Headquarters Construction Department obtained ISO 14001 certificationSources

2002 (Heisei 14): Completed ISO 9001 transition registration for the Toyama Branch Construction Division, Tokyo Branch, and Power Headquarters Construction Division.Sources

Completion of ISO 9001 transition registration for the construction department of the Toyama branch, the Tokyo branch, and the engineering department of the Power HeadquartersSources

2003 (Heisei 15): Commenced painting construction business; completed ISO 9001 transition registration for the Power Headquarters Distribution Division; the Kanazawa and Fukui Branch Construction Divisions obtained ISO 9001 certification.Sources

2003 (Heisei 15): Started operations in painting work.Sources

Commenced painting construction operations; completion of ISO 9001 transition registration for the distribution department of the Power Headquarters; the construction departments of the Kanazawa and Fukui branches obtained ISO 9001 certificationSources

Commenced painting work operationsSources

Commenced painting work operations. Completed ISO 9001 transition registration for the Power Headquarters Distribution Department. Kanazawa and Fukui branch construction departments obtained ISO 9001 certificationSources

2005 (Heisei 17): The Takaoka Branch, Nanao Branch, and Osaka Branch Construction Division obtained ISO 9001 certification.Sources

The construction departments of the Takaoka, Nanao, and Osaka branches obtained ISO 9001 certificationSources

2007 (Heisei 19): Delisted from the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange; reviewed ISO activity scope: • Continued ISO 9001 certification for general indoor line construction and information communication construction; • Discontinued ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications for distribution line construction and substation transformation construction; • Consolidated and unified certified registration sites.Sources

2007 (Heisei 19): Delisted from Osaka Stock Exchange First Section.Sources

Delisted from the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange: Review of ISO activity scope: ● Continued ISO 9001 certification for general indoor line construction and information and communication construction; ● Discontinued ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications for distribution line construction, transmission line construction, and related projects; ● Consolidated and unified certification registration officesSources

Delisted from the First Section of the Osaka Stock ExchangeSources

Delisted from the First Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange. Reviewed ISO activity scope (continued ISO 9001 certification for general indoor wiring and ICT work; discontinued ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications for distribution line and substation transformation work; consolidated certification registration offices into a single entity)Sources

2009 (Heisei 21): Opened the Shinkawa and Komatsu branches.Sources

Opened the Shinagawa and Komatsu branchesSources

2011 (Heisei 23): Moved headquarters and Toyama Branch to 269, Kouno, Toyama City.Sources

In 2011 (Heisei 23), relocated the headquarters and Toyama branch to 269 Kōchū, Toyama City.Sources

Moved the headquarters and Toyama branch to 269, Konocho, Toyama CitySources

2014 (Heisei 26): Revamped corporate philosophy.Sources

In 2014 (Heisei 26), refreshed the management philosophy.Sources

Revamped corporate philosophySources

2019 (Heisei 31): Converted the Shinkawa, Komatsu, and Tsuruga branches into subsidiaries.Sources

Changed the Shinagawa, Komatsu, and Tsuruga branches to subsidiariesSources

2021 (Reiwa 3): Commenced architectural construction business.Sources

In 2021 (Reiwa 3), began operations in construction work.Sources

Commenced architectural construction operationsSources

2022 (Reiwa 4): Moved to the Prime Market following the Tokyo Stock Exchange restructuring; acquired subsidiary status for Skarl Co., Ltd.; acquired subsidiary status for Kamihara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

In 2022 (Reiwa 4), transitioned to the Prime market due to the Tokyo Stock Exchange restructuring, and acquired subsidiaries: Skarl Co., Ltd. and Kamahara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

Transitioned to the Prime market following the restructuring of the Tokyo Stock Exchange: Acquired subsidiary status for Skarl Co., Ltd. and Kamihara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

Transitioned to the Prime Market due to the restructuring of the Tokyo Stock Exchange; acquired Skarl Co., Ltd. and Kamahara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd. as subsidiariesSources

Transitioned to the Prime Market due to the restructuring of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Acquired Skarl Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Acquired Kamahara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Made Skarl Co., Ltd. and Kamahara Equipment Industry Co., Ltd. subsidiaries.Sources

2023 (Reiwa 5): Nikken Co., Ltd. became a subsidiary.Sources

In 2023 (Reiwa 5), acquired subsidiary: Nikken Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired subsidiary status for Nikken Co., Ltd.Sources

2024 (Reiwa 6): 80th anniversary of founding.Sources

In 2024 (Reiwa 6), celebrated 80th anniversary of establishment.Sources

80th anniversary of establishmentSources

Reconstruction work for the Noto Peninsula earthquake disaster in Reiwa 6 (2024): power line construction, substation construction, drone line extension, distribution equipmentSources

80th Anniversary Event October 2024Sources

80th anniversary event.Sources

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News

23 ARTICLES

2026 New Employee Skill ShowcaseSources

The 2026 New Employee Skill Showcase, held on September 19 at the Ability Development Center and Technology Development Center, marked the 11th annual event. Approximately 400 new employees, their families, job candidates, and school representatives attended to display the results of six months of training. Sixty-one new employees performed demonstrations across four divisions, and safety experience facilities and interactive corners were set up. Additionally, a public practice session for participants of the National Skill Olympics was conducted.

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. Health Management InitiativesSources

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. operates under the corporate philosophy of "contributing to societal development through work and aiming for a healthy, happy life," and promotes health management by treating employees' physical and mental health as the foundation of corporate activities.\n\nBased on the Hokuriku Power Group Health Charter, the company adopts the slogans "Good life, good work starts with health" and "Make your own health yourself," and, under the leadership of management, the company, health insurance union, labor union, and employees work together to promote health, aiming to maintain and enhance employee health and improve corporate value."}]}

Hokuriku Electrical Construction Donates to Support Kumamoto Earthquake RecoverySources

Hokuriku Electrical Construction Co., Ltd. decided to donate ¥5 million through the Japanese Red Cross Society to support people affected by the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake and aid recovery. The company extends its sympathies to those affected and hopes for the region's recovery.

Hokuriku Electric Construction Employee Misappropriation of Wire MaterialSources

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. confirmed that employees illegally sold wire materials and personally received the proceeds. As a result of the investigation, the employees were dismissed, and the company is working to strengthen measures to prevent recurrence, and will take strict action if similar incidents occur in the future.

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. News OverviewSources

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. reports various events and awards. In 2022, they announced awards at the Electrical Construction Industry Exhibition and the completion of a new technology center. They also hold shareholder meetings and investor briefings. Initiatives for regional revitalization and health management are also introduced.

Latest News Overview of Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd.Sources

Since April 2023, IR information such as amendments to the articles of incorporation, changes in officers, and increased dividends have been disclosed. We also report on business-related activities such as the start of operations at a new power plant, the establishment of overseas subsidiaries, and the conclusion of joint research.

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. Latest News OverviewSources

The company is publishing a wide range of information from 2024 to 2026, including recruitment information, IR information, disaster support activities, and overseas expansion. They are especially focused on support and recovery activities for the Noto Peninsula earthquake.

Latest News Overview of Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd.Sources

From July to October 2024, information mainly about IR, notices, semi-annual reports, financial summaries, commemorative events, and recruitment activities was published.

Overview of the Latest News of Hokuriku Electric ConstructionSources

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. publishes various IR information and notices for 2025. This includes orders and completion ceremonies for solar power generation equipment, notices of general meetings of shareholders, and more.

Notice of Completion of the Multipurpose Lodging Building "Hidamari"Sources

Hokuriku Electric Construction Co., Ltd. announced the completion of the multipurpose lodging building "Hidamari" on July 9, 2026. Other news includes shareholder meetings, IR information, and exhibition appearances.

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Public records

GOV
National Tax Agency basic information6230001003007
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
北陸電気工事株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ホクリクデンキコウジ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒939-8183 富山県富山市小中269番
Postal code
9398183
Prefecture code
16
City code
201
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2022-07-15
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
3075834
METI gBizINFO6230001003007
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
6230001003007
Trade name
北陸電気工事株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ホクリクデンキコウジ
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
富山県富山市小中269番
Postal code
9398183
Prefecture
富山県
Prefecture code
16
City or district
富山市
City code
201
Street address
小中269番
Organisation type
301
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長 社長執行役員  山 崎 勇 志
Capital
3328000000
Employees
1270
Employees (male)
1106
Employees (female)
164
Business summary
電気設備工事を主力としながら、空調・衛生・情報通信・ 新エネルギー関連ほかさまざまな設備工事の企画、設計、 施工、施工管理を行う総合設備エンジニアリング企業
Website URL
https://www.rikudenko.co.jp/
Year founded
Business category
D:建設業
Date established
1944-10-01
Unified government qualification - grade
|B|B|
Unified government qualification - business items
216|217|221|309|315
Update date
2022-07-15
Key information
6230001003007
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