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Amada Co., Ltd.

株式会社アマダAMADA CO., LTD.Alias株式会社アマダグループAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
9,872
Related companies
22
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
200 Ishida, Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Chief executive
Takaaki Yamanashi
Capital
54,768,000,000  (547 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
2,875 people
Employees (consolidated)
9,872 people
Start date
1948-05-01
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Development, manufacturing, sales, and service of machinery for metal, resin, and ceramic processingSheet metal processing machineryPress systemGrinding machinesMicro laser processing machinesSawsSteel structure processing machinesMicro welding machinesSpring forming machinesDevelopment, manufacturing, sales, and service of various machines that process metals, resins, ceramics, etc. (Operational guarantee)Sheet metal businessWelding businessCutting businessGrinding machine businessPress businessSubstrate processing machine business
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Related companies

22 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Amada Co., Ltd.
Group Parent
Amada Weld Tech Inc.
Group Subsidiary
Amada Press System Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Amada Machinery Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Taiwan Tian Tian Welding Technology Co., Ltd.
Group
Broadband Security Co., Ltd.
Group
General Incorporated Association CDP Worldwide-Japan
Group
MSCI Inc.
Group
H & F Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Bia Mechanics Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
FTSE Russell
Group
GXフューチャー・コンソーシアム
Group
GXリーグ
Group
Morningstar
Group
アマダウエルドテック(アメリカ)
Group
アマダウエルドテック(ヨーロッパ、ドイツ)
Group
アマダウエルドテックインディア
Group
アマダウエルドテックコリア
Group
アマダタイランド
Group
Yamato Investor Relations Inc.
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Tenda Welding Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Group
Nikko I-R Corporation
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Network

NETWORK
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History

254 EVENTS

Established Miyaji Electronics Co., Ltd. with capital of 1.5 million yen in Arakawa-ku, TokyoSources

Established Miyachi Electronics Co., Ltd. with the capital of ¥1.5 millions at Arakawa, Tokyo.Sources

Developed and sold the world's first digital calculation-type welding measurement instrument (MM-202, 301)Sources

Developed and sold the world's first digital weld measuring instrument (MM-202, 301).Sources

Developed and sold integrated (MS type), capacitor (MC type), and three-phase rectification (MP type) welding power suppliesSources

Developed and sold the integrated (MS model) capacitor discharge (MC model) and 3-phase rectifying (MP model) welding power supply.Sources

Increased capital to 6 million yenSources

Capital was increased to ¥6 millions.Sources

Increased capital to 12 million yenSources

Capital was increased to ¥12 millions.Sources

Established Chubu Sales Office in Yokkaichi City, Mie PrefectureSources

Opened Chubu Sales Office at Yokkaichi, Mie.Sources

Developed and sold the world's first constant current timerSources

Developed and sold the world's first constant-current timer.Sources

Increased capital to 36 million yenSources

Capital was increased to ¥36 millions.Sources

Established a state-of-the-art factory in Noda City, Chiba PrefectureSources

Established state-of-the-art factory at Noda, Chiba.Sources

Developed and sold all-digital small welding power supply (MF-10F)Sources

Developed and sold all-digital-setting compact welding power supply (ME-10F).Sources

Relocated headquarters to Noda CitySources

Head office functions were moved to Noda.Sources

Developed and sold YAG laser equipmentSources

Developed and sold YAG laser equipment.Sources

Increased capital to 72 million yenSources

Capital was increased to ¥72 millions.Sources

Developed and sold inverter-type welding power supply (IP type)Sources

Expanded headquarters and factory, increased capital to 108 million yenSources

Developed and sold inverter type welding power supply (IP model).Sources

Established sales headquarters / Tokyo sales office in TokyoSources

Established sales headquarters in Tokyo.Sources

Established Miyachi America, a local subsidiary in Ohio, USASources

Established local subsidiary Miyachi America in Ohio, USA.Sources

Established Osaka sales office in Osaka CitySources

Established Miyachi Laser System Co., Ltd. to strengthen the laser divisionSources

Opened Osaka Sales Office.Sources

Developed and sold the world's first Compact YAG Laser welding equipment (ML-2220A)Sources

Developed and sold industry-first compact YAG laser equipment (ML-2220A)Sources

Developed and sold the world's first Compact YAG Laser welding equipment (ML-2220A).Sources

Moved Chubu sales office to Nagoya, and opened Nagoya sales office.Sources

Relocated Chubu sales office to Nagoya City and established Nagoya sales officeSources

Merged with Miyachi Laser System CO., Ltd., and changed the trade name to "Miyachi Technos Corp.".Sources

Established Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V. and acquired Weld-Equip group through Unitek Miyachi Corporation.Sources

Merged with Miyachi Laser System Co., Ltd. and changed the trade name to "Miyachi Technos Co., Ltd."Sources

Capital was increased to 532.4 million yenSources

Established Miyachi Technos Europe, a local subsidiary in Beuthen, GermanySources

Increased capital to 532.4 million yenSources

Established local subsidiary Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH in Bietigheim, Germany.Sources

Increased capital to 912.4 million yenSources

Capital was increased to 912.4 million yenSources

Established Miyachi Korea, a local subsidiary in South KoreaSources

Established local subsidiary Miyachi Korea in Seoul, KoreaSources

Developed and sold laser marker equipmentSources

Developed and sold YAG Laser MarkerSources

Increased capital to 1,081,150,000 yenSources

Capital was increased to 1,081.15 million yenSources

Merged Unitech and Miyachi America to establish Unitech MiyachiSources

Merged Miyachi America with Unitek Equipment, U.S.A., and established Unitek Miyachi CorporationSources

Established Unitech Miyachi Europe and acquired Weld Equipment GroupSources

Established Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V. and acquired Weld-Equip group through Unitek Miyachi Corporation.Sources

Expanded the head office factory to reinforce the development and laser production division.Sources

Expanded the head office factory to strengthen development and laser equipment production systemSources

Expanded the head office factory to reinforce the development and laser production division.Sources

Redeemed the stocks owned by the company at the time of merger, and the capital was changed to ¥853.19 millions.Sources

Cancelled treasury stock, capital increased to 853,190,000 yenSources

Redeemed the stocks owned by the company at the time of merger, and the capital was changed to 853.19 million yenSources

Established Shanghai office.Sources

Opened a local office in Shanghai, ChinaSources

Established Shanghai officeSources

Received ISO 9001 certificationSources

Obtained ISO 9001 certificationSources

Received ISO 9001 certificationSources

Initial public offering at the Securities Dealers Associations Japan Capital was increased to ¥1,179.1 millionsSources

Listed on the over-the-counter market of the Japan Securities Dealers Association. Capital increased to 1,179,180,000 yenSources

Initial public offering at the Securities Dealers Associations Japan Capital was increased to ¥1,179.1 millions.Sources

Acquired Directed Light Inc., U.S.A. through Unitek Miyachi Corp.Sources

Acquired United States Direct Light through Unitech MiyachiSources

Acquired Directed Light Inc., U.S.A. through Unitek Miyachi Corp.Sources

Established Miyachi Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Miyachi America, a local subsidiary in Shanghai, ChinaSources

Established Miyachi Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Sources

Expanded the head office factory to reinforce production divisionsSources

Expanded the head office factory to strengthen production systemSources

Expanded the head office factory to reinforce production divisions.Sources

Established Miyachi Precision System Corp.Sources

Established Miyachi Precision Systems Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Miyachi Precision System Corp.Sources

Unitek Miyachi International LTD. was established by Unitek Miyachi corporation, Peco Welding Systems GmbH, and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V.Sources

Acquired resistance welding division of Messer Cutting & Welding and established Peco Welding System Co., Ltd.Sources

Established Unitek Miyachi International, LTD. for a holding company of Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light, INC., Peco Welding Systems GmbH and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V.Sources

Received ISO 14001 certification.Sources

Established the holding company Unitech Miyachi Corporation, Drected Light Inc., Peco Welding Systems GmbH, and Unitech Miyachi Europe B.V.Sources

Unitek Miyachi International LTD. was established by Unitek Miyachi corporation, Peco Welding Systems GmbH, and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.V.Sources

Established Unitek Miyachi International, LTD. for a holding company of Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light, INC., Peco Welding Systems GmbH and Unitek Miyachi Europe B.VSources

Obtained ISO 14001 certificationSources

Received ISO 14001 certification.Sources

FME CO., LTD.was established.Sources

F.M.E. Corporation was established (joint venture with Fuji Electric)Sources

FME CO., LTD.was established.Sources

Established Miyachi Tachnos (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Sources

Established U.S.-Asia Optoelectronics Equipment (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. in Shanghai, ChinaSources

Established Miyachi Tachnos (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired Benchmark International Inc. through Unitek Miyachi international, Ltd.Sources

Acquired Benchmark International Inc. in the United StatesSources

Acquired Benchmark International Inc. through Unitek Miyachi international, Ltd.Sources

September Listed on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, having previously been listed on the JASDAQ.Sources

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Listed on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, having previously been listed on the JASDAQ.Sources

Merged Unitek Miyachi International LTD. with Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light INC. and Unitek Benchmark INC., and changed company name to Unitek Miyachi Corporation.Sources

Absorbed and merged UTEC Miyachi International Ltd., UTEC Miyachi Corporation, Direct Light Inc., and UTEC Benchmark Inc., with the U.S. subsidiary Unitech Miyachi International Ltd. as the surviving company, and changed the company name to UTEC Miyachi CorporationSources

Merged Unitek Miyachi International LTD. with Unitek Miyachi Corporation, Directed Light INC. and Unitek Benchmark INC., and changed company name to Unitek Miyachi Corporation.Sources

Obtained China Compulsory Certification (CCC) for resistance welding equipment.Sources

Obtained China Compulsory Certification (CCC) for resistance welding machinesSources

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

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Capital was increased to ¥1,499.09 millions.Sources

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

Increased capital to 1.49909 billion yenSources

Opened Tohoku Sales Office in Miyagi and Kyushu Sales Office in FukuokaSources

Made Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH and Peco Welding Systems GmbH the subsidiarySources

Capital was increased to ¥1,499.09 million.Sources

Established Tohoku Sales Office and Kyushu Sales OfficeSources

Made FME Co., Ltd. the subsidiarySources

Opened Tohoku Sales Office in Miyagi and Kyushu Sales Office in Fukuoka.Sources

Made Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH and Peco Welding Systems GmbH the subsidiarySources

Made F.M.E. Corporation a wholly owned subsidiarySources

Sales section and system section were integrated and transferred to 2-6-6 motoasakusa, taitoku, Tokyo.Sources

Made FME Co., Ltd. the subsidiary.Sources

Integrated the Sales Headquarters (Higashi-Nippori) and System Headquarters (Tabata) into the Tokyo Head Office, and relocated to 2-6-6 Motoyamato, Taito-kuSources

Merged Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH with Peco Welding Systems GmbH and established Miyachi Europe Corporation.Sources

Sales section and system section were integrated and transferred to 2-6-6 Motoasakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo.Sources

Merged Miyachi Technos Europe and Peco Welding System Co., Ltd., establishing Miyachi EuropeSources

Established local subsidiary Miyachi Taiwan Corporation in Taipei.Sources

Merged Miyachi Technos Europe GmbH with Peco Welding Systems GmbH and established Miyachi Europe CorporationSources

Established Taiwan U.S.-Asia Inc. in Zhongshan District, Taipei CitySources

Changed the trade name Unitek Miyachi Corporation to Miyachi Unitek Corporation.Sources

Established local subsidiary Miyachi Taiwan Corporation in Taipei.Sources

Renamed UTEC Miyachi Corporation to Miyachi Utec CorporationSources

Established Miyachi (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Bangkok.Sources

Changed the trade name Unitek Miyachi Corporation to Miyachi Unitek Corporation.Sources

Established Miyachi (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Bangkok, ThailandSources

Opened Dalian Sales Office of Miyachi Shanghai Corporation in Dalian.Sources

Established Miyachi (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in Bangkok.Sources

Opened Dalian Sales Office of U.S.-Asia Trading (Shanghai) in Dalian, ChinaSources

Moved headquarters operations to Tokyo.Sources

Opened Dalian Sales Office of Miyachi Shanghai Corporation in Dalian.Sources

Relocated headquarters functions to Taito-ku, TokyoSources

Developed the first fiber laser welder (ML-6300A) in Japan.Sources

Moved headquarters operations to Tokyo.Sources

Developed Japan's first fiber laser welding machine (ML-6300A)Sources

Opened Koshin Sales Office in Nagano.Sources

Developed the first fiber laser welder (ML-6300A) in Japan.Sources

Established Koshin Sales Office in Matsumoto and Hiroshima, Chugoku-Shikoku Sales OfficeSources

Opened Shizuoka Sales Office in Shizuoka.Sources

Opened Koshin Sales Office in Nagano.Sources

Established Niigata Sales Office in Nagaoka and Shizuoka Sales Office in HamamatsuSources

Opened Shizuoka Sales Office in Shizuoka.Sources

(Saisei Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) becomes a subsidiarySources

Made Seiwa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. the subsidiarySources

Established Kyoto-Keiji Sales Office in KyotoSources

Opened Keiji Sales Office in KyotoSources

Established Hokuriku Sales Office in KanazawaSources

Opened Hokuriku Sales Office in IshikawaSources

Established Hokukantou Sales Office inside Noda FactorySources

Opened Kita-Kanto Sales Office in Noda FactorySources

Integrated Saisei Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and established Resistance Welding Business HeadquartersSources

Merged Seiwa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and established Resistance Welding Business HeadquartersSources

Established South Kyushu and Shikoku Sales Offices in Kirishima and TakamatsuSources

Two offices were open in Kisishima-city and Takamatsu-citySources

Established North Tohoku Sales Office in MoriokaSources

Office was open in Morioka-city, IwateSources

Newly established Noda Second Factory for the development and manufacturing of precision resistance welding equipmentSources

Established Noda Second Factory for R&D and manufacturing of resistance welding equipmentSources

Expanded clean room at Noda Factory and upgraded to state-of-the-art laser factorySources

Established System Lab at West Japan Service CenterSources

Laboratory for system was open in east japan service centerSources

Agreed to collaborate with Korean laser processing machine manufacturer "EO TECHNICS Co., Ltd."Sources

Agreed collaboration with EO TECHNICS CO., Ltd. In South KoreaSources

Established Miyachi India in Chennai, IndiaSources

Established Miyachi India Private Limited in Chennai, IndiaSources

Launched Fiber Laser Processing Machine (ML-7320AU)Sources

Fiber Laser Marker (ML-7320AU) was releasedSources

Held Miyachi Advanced Processing Technology ForumSources

Made Fujitsu Automation Co., Ltd. the subsidiarySources

Held the forum of Miyachi's forefront processing technologySources

Changed subsidiary Fujitsu Automation Co., Ltd. to Miyachi Systems Co., Ltd.Sources

Made Fujitsu Automation Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiarySources

Changed the trade name of Fujitsu Automation to Miyachi Systems Co., Ltd.Sources

Launched Japan's first 1kW Fiber Laser Welding Machine (ML-6810A)Sources

Developed and sold the world's first 1kW-level fiber laser welder (ML-6810A)Sources

Launched system products (Thin Film Scraping Equipment, Laser Trimming Equipment, WL-CSP Marking Equipment)Sources

Joined to next generation laser machine development projectSources

Developed and sold Thin-film scribing system, Laser trimming system and WL-CSP marking systemSources

Participated in joint development project of next-generation laser processing machinesSources

Launched short-time high-current welding power supply (MDA-10000A / MDB-5000A)Sources

Developed and sold the transistor-controlled large-current welding power supply (MDA-10000A).Sources

Handheld laser welding machine (ML-2450AH/2550AH) launchedSources

Developed and sold the handheld laser welder (ML-2450AH/2550AH).Sources

Established Miyachi Manufacturing Thailand in Chonburi Province, ThailandSources

MIYACHI MANUFACTURING THILAND established in THILAND.Sources

Fiber laser welding machine (ML-6040A) launchedSources

Established Miyachi Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamSources

Developed and sold the fiber laser welder (ML-6040A).Sources

Established Miyachi Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.Sources

Established Noda Technical Center at Noda FactorySources

Opened Noda Technical Center in Noda Factory.Sources

Established Miyachi Brazil in Bauru City, BrazilSources

Opened showroom (Innovation Square) at Noda FactorySources

Set up "Miyachi Square" a showroom.Sources

Became a subsidiary through a public tender offer by Amada Co., Ltd.Sources

Became the subsidiary of Amada Co., Ltd. by a take-over bid.Sources

Established Kansai Technical Center in Osaka CitySources

Opened Kansai Technical Center in Osaka.Sources

Launched high-power fiber laser welding machine (ML-6900 series)Sources

Developed and sold the high power fiber laser welder (ML-6900series).Sources

Delisted from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Delisted from the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Renamed to Amada Miyachi CorporationSources

Changed the trade name to AMADA MIYACHI Co., LTD.Sources

Launched 3D fiber laser processing machine (ML-7320DL-3D/ML-7350DL-3D)Sources

Developed and sold the 3D fiber laser marker (ML-7320DL-3D/ML-7350DL-3D).Sources

Launched pulse fiber laser welding machine (ML-3015AS/ML-3030AS)Sources

Developed and sold the pulsed fiber laser welder (ML-3015AS/ML-3030AS).Sources

Launched DDL welding machine (ML-5120A)Sources

Developed and sold the DDL welder (ML-5120A).Sources

Launched fiber laser handheld welding machine (FLW-600MT)Sources

Developed and sold the fiber laser handy welder (FLW-600MT).Sources

Launched pulse TIG welding power supply (MAWA-050A)Sources

Developed and sold the pulsed tig welder (MAWA-050A).Sources

Amada Miyachi America opened a new office in CaliforniaSources

Amada Miyachi Europe acquired MacGregor Welding SystemsSources

AMADA MIYACHI AMERICA opened new office.Sources

AMADA MIYACHI EUROPE took over MacGregor Welding Systems.Sources

Transferred operations from Miyachi Vietnam to Amada VietnamSources

Launch of fiber laser welding machine (ML-6811C/ML-6810C)Sources

Developed and sold the fiber laser welder (ML-6810C/ML-6811C).Sources

Establishment of Amada Tohoku Satellite Center and relocation of Tohoku Sales Office to the same locationSources

Launch of pulse TIG welding power supply (MAWA-300B)Sources

Launch of fiber laser processing machine (ML-7323DL/ML-7353DL)Sources

Developed and sold the pulsed TIG welder (MAWA-300B).Sources

Developed and sold the fiber laser marker (ML-7323DL/ML-7353DL).Sources

Transfer of operations from Amada Miyachi Thailand to Amada ThailandSources

Business was transferred from Amada Miyachi Thailand to Amada Thailand.Sources

Launch of laser weld monitor (MM-L300A)Sources

Laser Weld Monitor (MM-L300A) was released.Sources

Establishment of Amada Hokuriku Satellite Center and relocation of Hokuriku Sales Office to the same locationSources

Amada Hokuriku Satellite Center was open, and Amada Miyachi Hokuriku office transferred into the center.Sources

Establishment of Isehara Laboratory within Amada headquarters premisesSources

New laboratory was open in Amada main office, Isehara.Sources

Company name changed to Amada Weld Tech Co., Ltd.Sources

Launch of fiber laser welding machines "MF-C2000A-S/SC" and "MF-C2000A-M/MC"Sources

Relocation of Chubu Sales Office to the same locationSources

Merged with Amada Co., Ltd. and reorganized as Amada Micro Welding BusinessSources

Business name changed to Amada Joining Technologies BUSources

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Public records

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National Tax Agency basic information7021001020895
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
株式会社アマダ
Trade name (kana)
アマダ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒259-1116 神奈川県伊勢原市石田200番地
Postal code
2591116
Prefecture code
14
City code
214
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2024-04-09
Change date
2024-04-01
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
令和6年4月1日神奈川県伊勢原市石田200番地株式会社アマダウエルドテック(4040001071545)を合併
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
71
Correction type
0
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
2882179
METI gBizINFO7021001020895
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
7021001020895
Trade name
株式会社アマダ
Trade name (kana)
アマダ
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
神奈川県伊勢原市石田200番地
Postal code
2591116
Prefecture
神奈川県
Prefecture code
14
City or district
伊勢原市
City code
214
Street address
石田200番地
Organisation type
301
Processing type
71
Correction type
0
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長執行役員  山 梨 貴 昭
Capital
54768000000
Employees
2842
Employees (male)
2496
Employees (female)
346
Business summary
板金加工機械の製造販売サービス
Website URL
https://www.amada.co.jp/ja/
Year founded
Business category
E:製造業
Date established
1948-05-01
Unified government qualification - grade
|A|A|
Unified government qualification - business items
215|216|217|218|303|304|306
Update date
2026-05-14
Key information
7021001020895
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