| 1955-09 |
(September 1955): Established Itochu Aircraft Maintenance Co., Ltd. |
| 1963-09 |
Established Itochu Aviation Maintenance Inc. |
| 1963-11 |
(November 1963): Acquired certification for repair and modification of equipment from the Ministry of Transport Aviation Bureau. |
| 1965-09 |
(September 1965): Obtained type certification for Itochu-style N-62 aircraft from the Ministry of Transport (obtained type certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration the following September). |
| 1965-11 |
Obtained certification for repair and modification of equipment from the Ministry of Transport Aviation Bureau. |
| 1969-09 |
Obtained type certification for Itochu N-62 aircraft from the Ministry of Transport (and later from the FAA in September of the following year). |
| 1970-03 |
(March 1970): Itochu Shokai Co., Ltd. transferred its holdings to Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. and All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd., becoming capital participants in these three companies. |
| 1970-03 |
Itochu Corporation transferred its shares to Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, becoming a capital participant in all three companies. |
| 1970-06 |
(June 1970): Changed trade name to New Japan Aircraft Maintenance Co., Ltd. |
| 1970-06 |
Renamed to New Japan Aviation Maintenance Co., Ltd. |
| 1970-08 |
(August 1970): Received orders for galley and insert parts for 8 Boeing 727-200s and 3 737s from All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. Development and manufacturing of various interior products for large aircraft began. |
| 1970-08 |
Received orders from All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. for 8 galley units for Boeing 727-200 and 3 units for 737, including inserts. Development and manufacturing of various interior parts for large aircraft began. |
| 1970-10 |
(October 1970): Acquired certification for aircraft repair and modification from the Ministry of Transport Aviation Bureau. |
| 1970-10 |
Obtained certification for aircraft repair and modification from the Ministry of Transport Aviation Bureau. |
| 1971-01 |
Became the designated repair factory for the Maritime Self-Defense Force's Beechcraft B-65 type aircraft. |
| 1975-01 |
(January 1971): Became a designated repair factory for the B-65 type aircraft of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. |
| 1979-11 |
Received an order for a Labratory module from Boeing. |
| 1982 |
Established Jamco America. |
| 1982-11 |
(February 1982): Established JAMCO America, Inc. in Washington State, USA. |
| 1986-02 |
Established Jamco America, a U.S. corporation, in Washington State. |
| 1986-06 |
(June 1986): Started production of cores for heat exchangers for F-15J and delivered to Shimadzu Corporation. |
| 1986-06 |
Started production and delivery of cores for heat exchangers for F-15J to Shimadzu Corporation. |
| 1986-10 |
(October 1986): Received an order for rubber modules for Boeing 747-400 from Boeing. |
| 1986-10 |
Received an order for a Labratory module for 747-400 from Boeing. |
| 1986-12 |
Became the certified repair factory for the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's Aero Spaciale AS-332L helicopter. |
| 1987-03 |
Introduced vacuum furnace firing for aluminum. |
| 1988-02 |
(February 1989): Established Singapore JAMCO, a joint venture with Singapore Airlines. |
| 1988-02 |
Established a joint venture with Singapore Airlines, Singapore Jamco. |
| 1988-06 |
(June 1989): Changed trade name to JAMCO Corporation. |
| 1988-06 |
Renamed to Jamco Corporation. |
| 1988-08 |
(Showa 63, August): Became a certified manufacturing plant for galley and galley insert by the UK Civil Aviation Authority. |
| 1988-08 |
Became an approved manufacturing factory for galley and galley inserts by the British Civil Aviation Authority. |
| 1988-11 |
(Showa 63, November): Listed shares on the Tokyo Over-the-Counter Market. |
| 1988-11 |
Went public on the Tokyo Over-the-Counter Market. |
| 1989-03 |
(Heisei 1, March): Became a repair-certified factory for galley inserts by the US Federal Aviation Administration. |
| 1989-03 |
Became an FAA-approved repair station for galley inserts. |
| 1989-04 |
(Heisei 1, April): Established Niigata Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1989-04 |
Established Niigata Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1990-03 |
(Heisei 2, March): Established Miyazaki Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1992-01 |
(Heisei 4, January): Established Tokushima Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1992-01 |
Established Miyazaki Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1995-08 |
(Heisei 7, August): Closed Jamco Netherlands and established Jamco Europe as a customer support center. |
| 1995-08 |
Established Tokushima Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1996-07 |
(Heisei 8, July): Received order for primary structural components for vertical tails made of CFRP from Airbus. |
| 1996-08 |
Closed Jamco Netherlands and established Jamco Europe as a customer support center. |
| 1997-04 |
(Heisei 9, April): Established J-TECH Co., Ltd. (now Jamco Aero Tech Co., Ltd.) |
| 1997-07 |
Received an order from Airbus for primary structural components for vertical tails made of CFRP. |
| 1998-04 |
JTEK Corporation was established. (Currently Jamco Aero Tech Corporation) |
| 1998-07 |
(Heisei 10, July): Recognized as an FAA-certified facility (Aircraft Maintenance Inspection No. 004). |
| 1998-07 |
Recognized as an aviation bureau certified facility. (Aircraft maintenance inspection No. 004) |
| 1998-11 |
(Heisei 10, November): Awarded Boeing President's Award for the third time. |
| 1998-11 |
Received the Boeing President's Award for the third time from Boeing. |
| 1998-12 |
(Heisei 10, December): Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with capital increased to 5.36 billion yen through public offering. |
| 1998-12 |
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with a capital of 5.36 billion yen through a public offering. |
| 1999-09 |
(Heisei 11, September): Interior parts factory obtained certification as an FAA-certified facility (Equipment Manufacturing Inspection Certification). |
| 1999-09 |
(Heisei 11, September): Established Orange Jamco Co., Ltd. |
| 1999-09 |
Interior parts factory obtained certification as an aviation bureau certified facility. (Equipment manufacturing inspection certification) |
| 1999-09 |
Established Orange Jamco Corporation. |
| 1999-10 |
(Heisei 11, October): Agreed to continue long-term lavatory contract with Boeing. |
| 1999-10 |
Agreed to continue the long-term lavatory contract with Boeing. |
| 2001-03 |
(Heisei 13, March): Completed wheel overhaul center at Tokyo Maintenance Plant. |
| 2002-01 |
(Heisei 14, January): Jamco America obtained FAA ODAR (Organizational Designated Airworthiness Representative) certification. |
| 2002-01 |
Jamco America obtained FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) ODAR (Organizational Designated Airworthiness Representative) certification. |
| 2002-04 |
(Heisei 14, April): Received order for CFRP upper deck floor beam for A380 from Airbus. |
| 2002-04 |
Received order for CFRP upper deck floor beam for A380 from Airbus. |
| 2002-07 |
(Heisei 14, July): ADP technology in aircraft manufacturing received the first SAMPE (Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering) award in Japan. |
| 2002-07 |
ADP technology in aircraft equipment manufacturing received the first domestic award from SAMPE (Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering). |
| 2003-03 |
(Heisei 15, March): Awarded Boeing Supplier of the Year 2002. |
| 2003-03 |
Received the Boeing Supplier of the Year 2002 award. |
| 2004-07 |
Established JAMCO Aero Design & Engineering Private Limited in Singapore. |
| 2005-03 |
(July 2004): Established JAMCO Aero Design & Engineering Private Limited in Singapore. |
| 2005-03 |
(March 2005): Received a contract from Boeing for the 787 lavatory module. |
| 2005-03 |
Received order for lavatory modules for 787 from Boeing. |
| 2005-05 |
(May 2005): Received orders from Boeing for cockpit interior partitions, interior fittings, and doors for the 787. |
| 2005-05 |
Received orders for cockpit interior walls, interior parts, and doors for 787 from Boeing. |
| 2005-09 |
(September 2005): 50th anniversary. |
| 2005-09 |
50th anniversary of founding. |
| 2005-11 |
(November 2005): Signed a bulk supply contract with Boeing for galley units for the 787. |
| 2005-11 |
Received a bulk supply contract for galleys for 787 from Boeing. |
| 2008-04 |
(April 2008): Established JAMCO Technical Center Inc. |
| 2008-04 |
Established Jamco Technical Center. |
| 2008-06 |
(June 2008): Completed new honeycomb core factory in Niigata. |
| 2008-06 |
Completed new honeycomb core factory in Niigata. |
| 2008-07 |
(July 2008): JAMCO America obtained FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) ODA (Organization Designation Authorization) certification. |
| 2008-07 |
Jamco America obtained FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) ODA (Organization Designation Authorization) certification. |
| 2010-06 |
(June 2010): Began operation of Haneda Brake Overhaul Center. |
| 2011-05 |
(June 2011): Established JAMCO Philippines. |
| 2011-05 |
Jamco America received the Boeing Performance Excellence Award Silver Level. |
| 2011-06 |
Haneda Brake Overhaul Center began operations. |
| 2011-06 |
Jamco Philippines was established. |
| 2013-01 |
(January 2013): Established JAMCO Aero Manufacturing Inc. |
| 2013-01 |
Jamco Aeromanufacturing Co., Ltd. was established. |
| 2014-05 |
Singapore Jamco was split into Jamco Singapore and Jamco Singapore Service. |
| 2015-03 |
(March 2015): Established Nakajo JAMCO Inc. |
| 2015-03 |
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
| 2015-06 |
(March 2015): Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
| 2015-06 |
Nakajo Jamco Co., Ltd. was established. |
| 2016-03 |
An opening ceremony for the aircraft seat manufacturing plant at Miyazaki Jamco Second Factory was held. |
| 2018-09 |
(September 2018): Participated in third-party allotment of shares in MRO Japan Inc. |
| 2018-09 |
Subscribed for third-party allotment of shares to MRO Japan Co., Ltd. |
| 2022-04 |
(April 2022): Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market. |
| 2022-04 |
Transitioned to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
