Mori Industries Co., Ltd.

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Basic information

BASIC

Head office: 22nd Floor, Namba Sky O, 5-1-60 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka, 542-0076
Chief executive: Hiroaki Mori
Capital: 7,360,450,000 　(73 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated): 523 people
Employees (consolidated): 695 people
Start date: 1944-05-29
End date

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Websites

1 DOMAINS

https://mory.co.jp/

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Business

5

Stainless steel pipe

Stainless steel strip

Stainless steel products

Steel pipe (carbon steel)

Machinery (pipe cutting machines, etc.)

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Related companies

6 COMPANIES

Company name	Group	Parent	Subsidiary	Customer	Supplier	Alliance	Bank	Shareholder
PT. MORY INDUSTRIES INDONESIA Group
PT. MORY INDUSTRIES INDONESIA Group
Mori Metal Co., Ltd. Group
Kanto Mori Industries Co., Ltd. Group
Auto Metal Co., Ltd. Group
モリナビ Group

Names without a link are companies not yet registered in OpenBizGraph

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Network

NETWORK

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History

65 EVENTS

1929-04

Founder President Mori Akinao established Mori Manufacturing (the predecessor of our company) in Sakai City and began producing front forks for bicycles.

1949-01

Converted the private enterprise into a corporation and appointed Mori Akinao as president.

1959-10

Started manufacturing stainless steel pipes as a new product and began transitioning the industry.

1961-02

Renamed the company to Mori Industrial Co., Ltd.

1961-09

Completed Phase 1 construction of the Kawachi Nagano plant.

1961-10

Started manufacturing secondary products of stainless steel pipes.

1963-05

Moved the headquarters and Sakai plant to the Kawachi Nagano plant, consolidating all facilities in Kawachi Nagano City.

1963-11

Started manufacturing automatic pipe cutting machines as a new product.

1964-10

Opened the Tokyo sales office.

1964-11

Opened the Nagoya sales office.

1965-01

Mori Akishin succeeded as the second president.

1965-12

Started manufacturing steel pipes (carbon steel) as a new product.

1967-05

Discontinued production of pre-1959 products and completed the industry transition.

1970-09

Installed a high-temperature furnace for stainless steel pipe annealing.

1972-05

Installed a large slitter.

1973-06

Listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange Second Section

1974-05

Opened Osaka office

1977-04

Developed new production equipment for stainless steel clad pipe

1979-04

Established the Mori Education Promotion Foundation

1980-07

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section

1982-01

Opened Hiroshima branch

1983-03

Installed 20-stage cold rolling equipment for stainless steel band steel

1983-03

Started production of cold‑formed stainless steel strip steel as a new product.

1983-06

Listed on the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchange First Section

1984-06

Invested in Taiyo Industrial and renamed Saitama Mori Industrial

1984-06

Invested in Taiyo Industrial and renamed Saitama Mori Industrial (now Kanto Mori Industrial)

1984-06

Participated in capital of Taiyō Industrial (stainless steel pipe and steel pipe manufacturing) and renamed Saitama Mori Industrial to Kanto Mori Industrial.

1984-10

Opened Saitama branch

1984-12

Merged four subsidiaries in Osaka and established Mori Metal

1984-12

Merged four subsidiaries in Osaka (Shirogane Industry, Takeda Industrial, Mori Stainless Materials, Mori Manufacturing) to establish Mori Metal.

1986-10

Miura plant completed

1987-09

Opened Fukuoka branch

1989-04

Kawachi Nagano main building completed

1990-01

Started production of stainless steel angle pipe as a new product

1991-11

Completed reconstruction of Saitama Mori Industrial plant

1991-11

Completed reconstruction of the Saitama Mori Industrial (now Kanto Mori Industrial) factory.

1994-09

Completed 3D warehouse for stainless steel pipe at Kawachi Nagano plant

1997-08

Opened Fukuoka distribution center and began selling stainless steel building materials from Kyushu and Chugoku regions

1998-03

Opened Osaka distribution center

1998-07

Opened Kanto distribution center

1999-01

Opened the East Kanto Distribution Center

1999-09

Opened the Nagoya Distribution Center

2000-06

Mr. Hiromichi Mori succeeded as the third president

2001-07

Started production of hot-rolled stainless steel strip steel at the Suikōdai Factory as a new product

2001-07

Started production of hot‑rolled stainless steel strip steel at the Suikōdai factory (now Ibaraki factory) as a new product.

2001-07

Started production of hot‑rolled stainless steel strip steel at the Suikōdai factory (now Ibaraki factory) as a new product.

2002-03

ISO 9002 certification registered (Kawachi Nagano Factory)

2003-08

Opened the Anjo Distribution Center

2004-10

ISO 14001 certification registered (Kawachi Nagano Factory)

2005-09

Opened the Okayama Sales Office and Okayama Distribution Center

2006-05

Moved headquarters to Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka

2006-05

Relocated headquarters to Nishi-Shinsaibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka.

2010-10

Invested in Thailand's Autometal Co.

2011-07

Introduced laser welding pipe-making machine

2012-10

Established manufacturing subsidiary PT. MORY INDUSTRIES INDONESIA in the Republic of Indonesia

2012-10

Established a manufacturing subsidiary in the Republic of Indonesia.

2012-10

Established PT. MORY INDUSTRIES INDONESIA.

2012-10

Established a manufacturing subsidiary PT. MORY INDUSTRIES INDONESIA in the Republic of Indonesia.

2016-04

Merged Hiroshima and Okayama sales offices and opened the Chugoku Sales Office

2017-04

Moved Nagoya Branch to Shin-otoko, Atsuta-ku, Nagoya City

2018-10

Moved headquarters to Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka

2018-11

Opened the Izumiotsu Factory

2019-08

Relocated and merged Nagoya and Anjo Distribution Centers

2020-10

Completed the East Building of the Ibaraki Factory

2022-04

Transitioned to the Standard Market following the Tokyo Stock Exchange market reorganization

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News

24 ARTICLES

2024-04-16

Company Introduction Video Update Notice

Morikou Industries Co., Ltd. has updated the company introduction video posted on the corporate information page of its website.

2021-12-17

Mori Industrial Co., Ltd. Publishes Sustainability Page

We have refreshed our CSR page and launched a page introducing our sustainability initiatives. We will continue to improve information disclosure.

2019-08-19

Relocation and Integration of Nagoya Distribution Center and Anjo Distribution Center

The Nagoya Distribution Center and Anjo Distribution Center were relocated and integrated in Minato Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, and began operations on August 19.

2019-07-18

Mori Industry Co., Ltd. Supports the Movie 'Oni Girl!!'

Mori Industry Co., Ltd. is sponsoring the movie 'Oni Girl!!' set in Okukawachi, which is scheduled for nationwide release in the fall of 2020.

2018-08-10

Mori Industry Co., Ltd. conducts support for the West Japan Heavy Rain Disaster

Mori Industry Co., Ltd. Group donated 2 million yen in aid for victims and reconstruction of the West Japan Heavy Rain Disaster.

2017-11-28

Mori Industrial Co., Ltd. revamps its website

Mori Industrial Co., Ltd. has revamped its website to make it more comfortable to use, and has also strengthened smartphone compatibility.

2015-12-01

Mori Industry Co., Ltd. Changes Headquarters Building Name to 'EDGE Shinsaibashi'

On December 1, 2015, Mori Industry Co., Ltd.'s headquarters building name was changed from 'ORE Shinsaibashi Building' to 'EDGE Shinsaibashi'.

2011-07-22

Productivity Improvement through Laser Welding Pipe Manufacturing Machine Introduction

Mori Industry has introduced a laser welding pipe manufacturing machine, achieving increased pipe production speed and reduced heat impact. As a result, it has become possible to support three types of welding methods.

2011-03-29

Support for Disaster Areas by Mori Industries Co., Ltd.

The Mori Industries Group donated a total of 11 million yen through the Japanese Red Cross Society to support victims and reconstruction efforts following the Great East Japan Earthquake off the Pacific coast of Tohoku.

2011-03-15

Impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake

Mori Industries Co., Ltd. announced that the human damage and damage to business facilities caused by the earthquake were minor, and they will proceed with normalizing sequentially after equipment inspection.