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Ruìwēng Chemical (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd.

日本ゼオン株式会社Zeon CorporationAliasZEON CorporationAliasZeon Shinhwa Inc.Alias瑞翁化工(广州)有限公司AliasZeon Chemical Guangzhou Co., Ltd.Alias日本ゼオン株式会社(にっぽんぜおん) : Zeon CorporationAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
4,425
Related companies
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
TokyoSources
Chief executive
Tetsuya ToyoshimaSources
Capital
24,211,000,000  (242 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
2,503 people
Employees (consolidated)
4,425 people
Start date
1950-04-12
End date
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Business

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Synthetic rubberSourcesSynthetic latexSourcesChemical productsSourcesSynthetic fragranceSourcesSpecialty chemicalsSourcesElectronic materialsSourcesBattery materialsSourcesHigh-performance resinSourcesOptical filmSourcesCarbon nanotubeSourcesTransportation useSourcesElectronic/electric useSourcesConstruction/household/civil engineering useSourcesLifestyleSourcesIndustrial useSources
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History

195 EVENTS

In 1950, Japan Zeon was founded as a company manufacturing vinyl chloride. The technology for producing vinyl chloride resin was introduced from B.F. Goodrich Chemical of the United States, which led the world at that time. In 1959, under the technical guidance of the same company, Japan Zeon became the first in Japan to manufacture synthetic rubber.Sources

Founded in 1950.Sources

Founded in 1950, celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025.Sources

Japan Zeon was founded in 1950, starting as a vinyl chloride manufacturing company.Sources

Zeon was founded in 1950.Sources

Headquarters were established within Japan Light Metal Co., Ltd. at 3-7-7 Ginza Nishi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.Sources

Shortly after the end of the war, in 1950, Japan Zeon began its operations as a company manufacturing vinyl chloride.Sources

Established Japan ZEOON Co., Ltd. with a capital of 5 million yen for the manufacture and sale of synthetic resins. Headquarters located at 7-3-7 Ginza Nishi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, within the premises of Japan Light Metal Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Japan Zeon Co., Ltd. with a capital of 5 million yen for the purpose of manufacturing and selling synthetic resin. Headquarters were set up within Japan Light Metal Co., Ltd. at 7‑3 Ginza‑Nishi, Chuo‑ku, Tokyo.Sources

Established Japan Zeon Co., Ltd. with a capital of 5 million yen for the purpose of manufacturing and selling synthetic resins.Sources

Technical partnership with BF Goodrich Chemicals Co. for vinyl chloride resin production.Sources

Completed the Kamihara plant in Shizuoka Prefecture and began production of vinyl chloride resin.Sources

Established a research institute.Sources

Completed the Takaoka plant in Toyama Prefecture and began production of vinyl chloride resin.Sources

In 1959, Japan Zeon became the first private company in Japan to manufacture synthetic rubber, following the technical guidance of B.F. Goodrich Chemical of the United States. At that time, only one semi-government, semi-private company was producing synthetic rubber under the Synthetic Rubber Production Special Measures Law.Sources

1959: Production of Japan's first synthetic rubber, acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber (NBR), began.Sources

1959: Began production of Japan's first synthetic rubber, acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR).Sources

Completed the Kawasaki plant in Kanagawa Prefecture, the first synthetic rubber production in Japan. Established the Central Research Institute.Sources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Relocated headquarters to Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku.Sources

Completed the Tokuyama plant in Yamaguchi Prefecture and began production of butadiene and SBR using the GPB method (butadiene extraction technology developed in-house).Sources

Completion of the Tokuyama plant (Yamaguchi Prefecture) and commencement of production of butadiene and SBR under the GPB Act.Sources

The Tokuyama plant (Yamaguchi Prefecture) was completed, and production of butadiene and SBR began using the GPB method (butadiene extraction technology based on proprietary technology).Sources

Started production of BR at the Tokuyama plant.Sources

Closed the Kamihara plant.Sources

Completed the Mizushima plant in Okayama Prefecture and began production of vinyl chloride resin.Sources

BF Goodrich Chemicals Co. transferred all of its shares to the Japanese side.Sources

In 1971, the GPI plant was completed and production of isoprene rubber (IR) began.Sources

1971: GPI plant completed, production of isoprene rubber (IR) began.Sources

1971: GPI plant completed, started production of isoprene rubber (IR).Sources

The English company name was changed from Geon to Zeon.Sources

The GPI (isoprene extraction technology using proprietary technology) facility was completed at the Mizushima plant, and IR production began.Sources

Nippon Zeon of America was established.Sources

Production of C5 petroleum resin began at the Mizushima plant.Sources

Production of NBR began at the Tokuyama plant.Sources

Production of synthetic fragrance began at the Mizushima plant.Sources

The processing products division was separated and became independent as Zeon Chemical Co., Ltd.Sources

Entered the electronic materials business.Sources

Production of hydrogenated nitrile rubber "Zetpol®" began at the Takaoka plant.Sources

Received the Deming Award for company-wide quality management.Sources

Production of thermoplastic elastomer SIS began at the Mizushima plant.Sources

Production of heavy-duty toner began at the Kawasaki plant.Sources

Production of solution polymerized SBR began at the Tokuyama plant.Sources

Zeon Chemicals Texas Inc. was established in the United States, producing hydrogenated nitrile rubber locally.Sources

In 1989, Japan Zeon acquired the specialty rubber business from Goodrich Chemical of the United States and established itself as a world-leading manufacturer under the name "Zeon Specialty Rubber."Sources

1989: Acquired the special rubber business from Goodrich Chemical Co., USA.Sources

1989: Acquired the specialty rubber business from BF Goodrich Chemicals Inc., establishing a global leading position as "Specialty Rubber ZEOON."Sources

1989: Acquired a specialty rubber business from overseas manufacturers. Acquired the specialty rubber business from Goodrich Chemical Co. in the U.S., establishing Zeon as a world‑leading specialty rubber manufacturer.Sources

1989: Acquired a specialty rubber business from overseas manufacturers.Sources

Acquired the NBR business of BP Chemicals Ltd. in the U.K.Sources

Entered the RIM business.Sources

Zeon Chemicals Europe Limited was established in the United Kingdom.Sources

Established Zeon Chemicals Europe Limited in the United Kingdom.Sources

Acquired BF Goodrich Chemicals Co.'s specialty rubber business.Sources

Zeon Europe GmbH was established in Germany.Sources

Obtained the first worldwide approval for the manufacturing of a supplemental artificial heart.Sources

Medical equipment integrated factory completed at Takaoka factory.Sources

Cycloolefin polymer "ZEONEX®" plant completed at Mizushima factory.Sources

Environmental materials business fully launched.Sources

Takaoka and Tokuyama factories obtained ISO9002 certification; in 1995, Kawasaki and Mizushima factories also obtained it.Sources

Merger processing purification tank production facility completed at Mizushima factory.Sources

Takaoka and Tokuyama plants obtained ISO9002 certification; Kawasaki and Mizushima plants also obtained it.Sources

PVC business transferred to Shin Daiichi PVC Co., Ltd.Sources

Established the Yonezawa factory of precision chemicals (now Zeon Chemicals Yonezawa Co., Ltd.) in Yonezawa City.Sources

Established Zeon Chemicals (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Thailand. In April 1998, started C5 petroleum resin production.Sources

Established Zeon Chemicals (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Thailand.Sources

Established Zeon Asia Pte. Ltd. in Singapore.Sources

Petroleum resin production facility of Zeon Chemicals (Thailand) Co., Ltd. completed.Sources

Launched COP "ZEONOR®".Sources

Takaoka factory obtained ISO14001 certification; in 1999, Tokuyama, Mizushima, and Kawasaki factories obtained it.Sources

Takaoka plant obtained ISO14001 certification; Tokuyama, Mizushima, and Kawasaki plants also obtained it in 1999.Sources

Production facility for "ZEORORA®" completed at Takaoka factory.Sources

Acquired NBR business from DSM Polymer Co., USA.Sources

Acquired special rubber business from Goodyear Co., USA.Sources

In 2000, the company withdrew from the vinyl chloride business and entered the processing field of optical film. This marked a major shift from general-purpose to specialty and high-value-added products, moving away from being a raw material manufacturer.Sources

2000: Withdrawal from the PVC business founded earlier, and expansion into the processing field (optical film).Sources

2000: Exited the PVC business, entered the processing sector with optical film.Sources

2000: Exited the vinyl chloride business and entered the processing field (optical film). Shifted from general products to specialty and high‑value products, marking a major turning point.Sources

Stopped PVC resin production at Mizushima factory and withdrew from PVC business.Sources

Changed corporate emblem and English corporate name to "Zeon Corporation" on the occasion of the 50th anniversary.Sources

Made Tokyo Materials Co., Ltd. a core trading company and incorporated it into the group.Sources

Completed Optes Takaoka manufacturing plant.Sources

Launched LCD plastic film "ZeonorFilm®".Sources

Completed the optical film factory, Optes Takaoka Manufacturing Plant, Ltd.Sources

Awarded the GSC Minister of Environment Award for ZEORORA® development.Sources

Applied for delisting from the Nagoya Stock Exchange (delisted in April 2003).Sources

Established a new company for manufacturing and selling logistics materials.Sources

Founded RIMTEC Co., Ltd.Sources

Commenced construction of the heavy-duty color toner plant.Sources

Completed the factory for COP diffusion plates for LCDs.Sources

Started construction of a heavy-duty color toner plant. Completed the COP-made LCD diffuser plate factory.Sources

Established RIMTEC Co., Ltd.Sources

Completed the new CMB factory in Guangzhou, China.Sources

Developed a new low‑k interlayer dielectric film.Sources

Increased COP production capacity to 15,000 tons.Sources

Completed the Precision Optical Research Institute and the fifth building of ZeonorFilm® in Takaoka.Sources

Relocated headquarters to the current address.Sources

Expanded ZeonorFilm® production capacity.Sources

Established new manufacturing equipment for the ether solvent CPME and launched it.Sources

Expanded ZeonorFilm® production capacity. Established new equipment for ether-based solvent (CPME) production and launched it.Sources

Completed the machine‑tooling building of the Precision Optical Research Institute.Sources

Completed the chemical research building in Yonezawa City.Sources

Completed Building 10 of the Research and Development Center.Sources

Received the IEEE CPMT Young Award for developing cycloolefin polymer insulating film.Sources

Expanded capacity of synthetic fragrance and leaf alcohol manufacturing equipment.Sources

Completed Research & Development Center Building 10. Received IEEE CPMT Young Award for developing cycloolefin polymer insulating film. Expanded capacity of synthetic fragrance and leaf alcohol production equipment.Sources

Received the IEEE CPMT Young Award for developing cycloolefin polymer insulating film.Sources

Received the 2006 Organic Synthesis Society Award for developing and industrializing CPME.Sources

Received the Organic Synthesis Chemistry Society Award for the development and industrialization of CPME.Sources

Won the 2nd Japan Manufacturing Award for optical film.Sources

Completion of a new optical film factory in Higashiomi City, Toyama Prefecture.Sources

Completion of an integrated production center at the Mizushima plant.Sources

Application for delisting from the Osaka Stock Exchange (delisted in March 2010).Sources

Received the Bronze Award at the CPME CPhI Innovation Awards 2010.Sources

Expansion of ZeonorFilm® production capacity.Sources

Establishment of Zeon Chemicals Singapore Pte. Ltd. in Singapore.Sources

Received the Profiles in Sustainability Award (Product Category) at InformexUSA 2011 in CPME.Sources

Establishment of Zeon Korea Co., Ltd. in South Korea.Sources

Established Zeon Korea Co., Ltd. in Korea. Won the Profiles in Sustainability Award (Product Category) with CPMI.Sources

Received the Profiles in Sustainability Award (Product Category) at InformexUSA 2011 for CPME.Sources

Established Ruien (Shanghai) Management Co., Ltd. in China.Sources

New equipment for "tilted extension phase difference film" completed in Himi City, Toyama Prefecture.Sources

Established Zeon Manufacturing Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Vietnam.Sources

Completion of the new hydrogenated NBR (Zetpol®) plant at Kawasaki Factory.Sources

In 2013, production of solution polymerized styrene-butadiene rubber (S-SBR) began in Singapore. As a high-performance tire rubber, we promoted high added value by incorporating various molecules.Sources

2013: Production of solution polymerized styrene-butadiene rubber (S-SBR) began in Singapore.Sources

2013: Started production of solution polymerization styrene-butadiene rubber (S-SBR) in Singapore.Sources

Toupé Co., Ltd. was made a subsidiary through a public takeover offer.Sources

Zeon Chemicals (Thailand) Co., Ltd. expanded its new petrochemical resin plant to an annual capacity of 40,000 tons.Sources

Expanded Zeon Chemicals (Thailand) Co., Ltd.'s petroleum resin new plant to an annual capacity of 40,000 tons.Sources

A new oblique extension phase‑contrast film plant was completed in Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture.Sources

Zeon Chemicals Singapore Pte. Ltd. completed its facility and began production of S‑SBR.Sources

In 2015, a mass production plant for the dream new material, single-layer carbon nanotubes with the characteristics of being "light and strong" and "good electrical and thermal conductivity," was completed, accelerating development.Sources

In 2015, a facility responsible for manufacturing powder slash materials, which are being adopted as surface materials for automotive interior components, was established.Sources

2015: Mass production plant for carbon nanotubes completed.Sources

Established in 2015, it is responsible for manufacturing powder slash materials, which are being adopted as surface materials for automotive interior components.Sources

2015: Completed a mass production plant for carbon nanotubes.Sources

Founded in 2015, it manufactures powder slash materials used as surface materials for automotive interiors. Powder slash materials are also produced in Japan and China.Sources

The LCD plastic film facility in Higashiimichi City, Toyama Prefecture was expanded.Sources

Zeon India Private Limited was established in India.Sources

A carbon nanotube manufacturing plant was completed at the Tokuyama Factory.Sources

In 2017, a facility responsible for selling high-performance materials was established in Silicon Valley, USA.Sources

Established in 2017 in Silicon Valley, USA.Sources

Founded in 2017 in Silicon Valley, USA. Zeon Kasei Mexico S.A. de C.V.Sources

ZS Elastomer Co., Ltd. began operations following the integration of the solution‑polymerized SBR business with Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.Sources

With the integration of the solution polymerization SBR business with Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., ZS Elastomer Co., Ltd. began operations.Sources

An Asia Technical Support Laboratory was opened in Singapore.Sources

Zeon Specialty Materials Inc., a local sales company for high‑performance materials, was established and began operations in California, USA.Sources

In 2018, a manufacturing and sales facility for acrylic rubber and binders for lithium-ion batteries was established.Sources

Manufacturing and sales facility for acrylic rubber and binders for lithium-ion batteries established in 2018.Sources

A manufacturing and sales base for acrylic rubber and lithium-ion battery binders established in 2018. Ruìwēng Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Sources

Manufacturing and sales facility for acrylic rubber and lithium-ion battery binders established in 2018.Sources

Zeon Chemicals Europe Limited (UK) was liquidated.Sources

Taiwan Ruien Co., Ltd. was established in Taiwan.Sources

Zeon Chemicals Asia Co., Ltd., which manufactures and sells acrylic rubber in Thailand, was established. Commercial production began in August 2021.Sources

Received the Daikouchi Memorial Technology Award for phase‑contrast film development.Sources

Zeon Opto Bio Lab Co., Ltd. was established.Sources

Signed the UN Global Compact.Sources

Signed the UN Global Compact.Sources

TFC Co., Ltd. was absorbed and merged on April 1, 2020.Sources

A new line for large‑screen TV optical film was completed in Tsuruga City.Sources

70th anniversary of foundingSources

70th anniversary.Sources

Awarded the 2020 Japan Adhesion Society Technical Award for research on label adhesives using asymmetric SIS.Sources

Expressed support for the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations.Sources

Launched the crystalline COP new product "ZEONEX®C2420".Sources

Launched new crystalline COP product "ZEONEX®C2420."Sources

Decided to increase production capacity of Leaf Alcohol, a flagship synthetic fragrance product. Completion scheduled for fall 2022.Sources

Decided to increase leaf alcohol production capacity. Scheduled completion in autumn 2022.Sources

Co-developed a new technology to produce butadiene from biomass with RIKEN and Yokohama Rubber.Sources

Co-developed a new technology to produce butadiene from biomass with RIKEN and Yokohama Rubber.Sources

Commenced production of high thermal conductivity heat dissipation materials (TIM).Sources

Start of commercial acrylic rubber production in Thailand.Sources

Established the "Health Management Declaration" and "Guidelines for Actions Toward Well-being."Sources

Decided to expand the second series of the large TV phase-difference film manufacturing line at Optes Co., Ltd. (Tsuruga plant).Sources

Established Zeon Ventures Inc. in the United States.Sources

Decided to add a second series of large TV phase-difference film production lines at Optes Co., Ltd. (Tsuruga Plant).Sources

Absorbed and merged with Optes Co., Ltd., renaming the Himi Nijo plant and Tsuruga plant.Sources

Acquired Aurora Microplates LLC (United States).Sources

Moved from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange to the Prime Market.Sources

Renovated the headquarters office.Sources

Established the Sustainability Basic Policy.Sources

Completed the leaf alcohol capacity enhancement project at Mizushima plant and held the completion ceremony.Sources

Completed the Integrated Production Center (IPC) at Takaoka plant.Sources

Completed the Integrated Production Center (IPC) at Takaoka plant.Sources

Acquired Edge Precision Manufacturing, Inc. (United States).Sources

Expanded the world’s widest large TV optical film (ZeonorFilm®) manufacturing line at Tsuruga plant.Sources

Expansion of the world's widest large‑TV optical film (ZeonorFilm®) production line at the Tsuruga plant.Sources

Completed the capacity enhancement project for the fragrance plant at Zeon Chemicals Miyasawa and commenced full-scale production.Sources

Completion of capacity expansion at the fragrance plant in Zeon Chemical USA, Yonezawa, and commencement of full production.Sources

Completion of the COP recycling plant at the Takaoka factory.Sources

Completed the COP recycling plant at Takaoka plant.Sources

Celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025.Sources

Celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025.Sources

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News

1311 ARTICLES

Handling Orders and Shipments for Year-End and New Year in Domestic Japan Transport [PDF:1.3 MB]Sources

Handling Orders and Shipments for Year-End and New Year in Domestic Japan Transport [PDF:1.3 MB]

Zeon becomes a special co-sponsor at the 21st High School Chemistry ContestSources

Zeon Corporation participated as a special co-sponsor for the 21st High School Chemistry Contest for the fourth consecutive year. The contest, organized by Shibata Industrial University, aims to support chemistry learning and research activities for high school and vocational school students, fostering scientific creativity.

Japan Zeon, Special Sponsor of the 21st High School Chemistry Grand Contest – Supporting High School and Technical College Students with Passion and Curiosity for ChemistrySources

Japan Zeon Co., Ltd. is a special sponsor of the 21st High School Chemistry Grand Contest hosted by Shibaura Institute of Technology, aligning with the contest’s purpose. The contest aims to support the learning and research activities of high school and technical college students and to foster scientific creativity. The Zeon Challenge Award, a unique selection by Zeon, was awarded to the joint research of Ehime Prefectural Saijo High School and Sendai Third High School in Miyagi Prefecture.

Zion and American company Everix sign MOU for optical filter collaborationSources

Zion Corporation and U.S. company Everix have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to strengthen competitiveness in the optical filter market through joint technology development and commercial collaboration. The two companies aim to combine their respective technologies and business foundations to expand market share in the manufacturing and sale of optical filters.

Japan Zeon and U.S. Everix Sign MOU for Optical Filter CollaborationSources

Japan Zeon Co., Ltd. has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with U.S. Everix to explore collaboration in the optical filter field. The two companies plan to combine Everix's thermal-draw optical filter design and manufacturing technology with Zeon's material design, film processing, and mass production capabilities to establish a strong position in the optical filter market.

Thank you for visiting IRC2026 AICHISources

Japan Zeon exhibited at the "IRC2026 AICHI Rubber & Elastomer Technology Exhibition" held at the Aichi International Exhibition Center from November 3 to 6, 2026, and expressed gratitude for the many visitors who visited the booth. In addition to products made from plant-based raw materials and products that contribute to reducing energy consumption during rubber processing, we introduced a system that supports the management and utilization of research and development data.

Exhibit at IRC2026 AICHI Rubber & Elastomer Technology ExhibitionSources

Japan Zeon Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the 'IRC2026 AICHI Rubber & Elastomer Technology Exhibition' held from November 3 to 6, 2026 at the Aichi International Exhibition Center (Aichi Sky Expo). At Booth 86, we will showcase products made from plant-derived materials, environmentally friendly products that reduce energy consumption during rubber processing, and a data management system that supports unified management and utilization of research and development data. Please visit us.

Financial Forecast RevisionsSources

The document lists the previously announced consolidated forecasts: net sales of ¥405.0 billion, operating profit of ¥38.0 billion, ordinary profit of ¥37.0 billion, profit attributable to owners of the parent of ¥36.0 billion, and earnings per share of ¥185.51.

Raised Earnings ForecastSources

We revised the consolidated earnings forecast, setting sales at 430 billion yen, operating profit at 45.5 billion yen, ordinary profit at 46.5 billion yen, and net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company at 43 billion yen. These are increases of 25 billion yen, 7.5 billion yen, 9.5 billion yen, and 7 billion yen respectively from the previous forecast. The expected earnings per share for the current period is 224.56 yen.

Zeon Group Ex-President Receives Bribery FineSources

The former president of Zeon Manufacturing Vietnam Co., Ltd. was prosecuted in summary proceedings for bribery of foreign public officials under Japan’s Unfair Competition Prevention Act. A summary order imposed a fine of 800,000 yen. Zeon Corporation expressed deep regret and apologized to customers, shareholders, and other concerned parties for the inconvenience caused.

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National Tax Agency basic information9010001008834
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
日本ゼオン株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ニッポンゼオン
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒100-0005 東京都千代田区丸の内1丁目6番2号
Postal code
1000005
Prefecture code
13
City code
101
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2025-05-27
Change date
2024-10-01
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
令和6年10月1日東京都千代田区丸の内一丁目6番2号ZSエラストマー株式会社(4010001180563)を合併
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
71
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
2460489
METI gBizINFO9010001008834
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
9010001008834
Trade name
日本ゼオン株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ニッポンゼオン
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都千代田区丸の内1丁目6番2号
Postal code
1000005
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
千代田区
City code
101
Street address
丸の内1丁目6番2号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
71
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長兼CEO  豊嶋 哲也
Capital
24211000000
Employees
2640
Employees (male)
2267
Employees (female)
373
Business summary
合成ゴム、化成品、合成ラテックス、高機能樹脂、高機能部材、情報材料、化学品の製造及び販売
Website URL
http://www.zeon.co.jp/
Year founded
Business category
E:製造業
Date established
1950-04-12
Unified government qualification - grade
A|A|A|
Unified government qualification - business items
102|129|202|229|303|315
Update date
2025-05-27
Key information
9010001008834
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