| 1907 |
Since its founding in 1907, Morita Group has pioneered the evolution of firefighting technology, completing Japan's first gasoline engine-powered fire pump, and has continued to protect people's lives and property from fires and disasters. |
| 1907-04 |
Masakusa Morita established the Fire Prevention Association in Kitakoyacho, Minami-ku, Osaka City, and started manufacturing fire pumps and fire extinguishers |
| 1910-05 |
Completed Japan's first gasoline engine-powered fire pump |
| 1912-10 |
Changed the company name from Fire Prevention Association to Morita Manufacturing |
| 1917 |
Completed Japan's first domestically produced fire truck |
| 1932-07 |
Established Morita Gasoline Pump Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (now Morita Holdings Co., Ltd.) |
| 1939-09 |
Changed the company name to Morita Pump Industry Co., Ltd. |
| 1944-06 |
Opened Ikuno Factory in Ikuno-ku, Osaka City, as a manufacturing plant for various fire pumps |
| 1948-03 |
Established Morita Pump Service Factory (now Morita Econos Co., Ltd.) |
| 1951-08 |
Relocated head office to Ikuno-ku, Osaka City |
| 1960-09 |
Expanded into disaster prevention business field such as fire extinguishers |
| 1961-03 |
Changed the company name to Morita Pump Co., Ltd. |
| 1973-05 |
Listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange |
| 1979-05 |
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange |
| 1980-04 |
Designated as a First Section stock on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Securities Exchange |
| 1993-10 |
Established Sanda Factory (now Sanda West Factory) in Techno Park, Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture |
| 1994-04 |
Expanded into industrial machinery field such as recycling processing facilities and waste treatment facilities |
| 1997-04 |
Renamed to Morita Corporation |
| 2001-07 |
Introduction of two headquarters in Osaka and Tokyo |
| 2001-08 |
Entered into a capital and business alliance with Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. |
| 2002-04 |
Auto Electronic Co., Ltd., Kinki Morita Co., Ltd., and South Kanto Morita Co., Ltd. merged, and the company was renamed Morita Technos Co., Ltd. [Current: Consolidated subsidiary] |
| 2008-04 |
Established a new factory in Sanda Techno Park, Sanda City, Hyogo Prefecture (currently Sanda East Factory), and relocated the head office factory (Ikuno Ward, Osaka City) |
| 2008-10 |
Transitioned to a holding company through a spin-off of a new company, renamed Morita Holdings Co., Ltd. As an inheriting company, the pump division was established as Morita Co., Ltd., the disaster prevention division as Morita Disaster Prevention Tech Co., Ltd., and the environmental division as Morita Environment Tech Co., Ltd. |
| 2008-11 |
Made Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. a consolidated subsidiary through a tender offer |
| 2009-08 |
Made Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. a consolidated subsidiary through a tender offer |
| 2009-08 |
Made Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary through a share exchange |
| 2010-06 |
Made Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary through a share exchange |
| 2010-06 |
Established Miyata Cycle Co., Ltd. by spin-off of Miyata Industries Co., Ltd.'s bicycle sales business |
| 2013-05 |
Established Miyata Cycle Co., Ltd. by spin-off of Miyata Industries Co., Ltd.'s bicycle sales business |
| 2013-05 |
Relocated the head office to Chuo Ward, Osaka City |
| 2014-07 |
Relocated the head office to Chuo Ward, Osaka City |
| 2014-07 |
Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. and Morita Fire & Disaster Prevention Tech Co., Ltd. merged and changed the company name to Morita Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. |
| 2016-01 |
Merged Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. and Morita Disaster Prevention Tech Co., Ltd., renamed Morita Miyata Industries Co., Ltd. |
| 2016-01 |
Acquired all shares of BRONTO SKYLIFT OY AB of the Republic of Finland, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. |
| 2019-06 |
Acquired all shares of Bronto Skylift Oy AB, Republic of Finland, and made it a wholly owned subsidiary |
| 2019-06 |
Transferred all shares held by Miyata Cycle Co., Ltd. to Merida Industrial Co., Ltd. |
| 2022-04 |
Transferred all shares of Miyata Cycle Co., Ltd. held by the company to Merida Industrial Co., Ltd. |
| 2022-04 |
Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market. |
| 2023-07 |
Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market |
| 2023-07 |
Established a research and development base, 'Morita ATI Center,' in Yao City, Osaka Prefecture |
