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High-Speed Corporation

株式会社高速KOHSOKU CORPORATIONAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
1,147
Related companies
14
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
4-20, 7-chome, Aogashima-cho, Miyagino-ku, Sendai, 983-8555, Japan
Chief executive
Yuki Kaku
Capital
1,724,518,000  (17 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
701 people
Employees (consolidated)
1,147 people
Start date
1966-02-12
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Sale of food light packaging materialsSale of packaging machinery and equipmentSale of food containers, films, poly bags, laminates, and paper products
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Network

NETWORK
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History

103 EVENTS

The founder, Kaku Kikuo (Terasaki Kikuo), joined Japan Allen Money Register Machine Co., Ltd., which imports and sells money registers and calculators, upon graduating from university in 1957 (Showa 32).Sources

Through an organizational reform that made each of the company's regional offices independent and turned them into local sales subsidiaries, the company's Sendai office also became independent as Tohoku Allen Co., Ltd., and he was appointed as the representative director in Sendai while continuing to serve as a corporate officer at the headquarters.Sources

Through an organizational reform that made each of the company's nationwide branches independent and turned them into regional sales subsidiaries, the company's Sendai branch also became independent as "Tohoku Allen Co., Ltd.", and the head office executive concurrently served as the company's representative director in Sendai.Sources

Three months later, in February 1966 (Showa 41), he bought shares of the parent company and became independent.Sources

Acquired shares of the parent company and became independent.Sources

On February 12, 1966 (Showa 41), he established Kōsoku Record Paper Co., Ltd. Tohoku Branch with a capital of 500,000 yen.Sources

Established 'Kōsoku Record Paper Co., Ltd. Tohoku Branch' with a capital of 500,000 yen. The headquarters was located at 34 Yanagimachi, Sendai City, and operations began primarily in Miyagi Prefecture.Sources

In 1972 (Showa 47), he entered the food light packaging materials business, which has become the current main business.Sources

Our company logo was designed around 1973 as a mark of the then High-Speed Group's subsidiary, High-Speed Allen Co., Ltd. The three figures appearing to lean together symbolize the prosperity achieved through transactions among our customers, business partners, and our employees.Sources

Opened a Koriyama branch.Sources

Because the main business became food light packaging materials, the company name was changed to the current 'Kōsoku Co., Ltd.'Sources

In January of Showa 50 (1975), as the main business became food light packaging materials, the company name was changed to the current "Kōsoku Co., Ltd.".Sources

Opened a Shiokama branch.Sources

Opened a Hachinohe sales office.Sources

Established Tough Pack Co., Ltd. and began molding processing of packaging containers.Sources

Opened a Fukushima branch.Sources

Moved the head office to Aogashima-cho, Miyagino-ku, Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture (now Miyagino-ku Aogashima-cho).Sources

Started handling poly bags (shopping bags).Sources

Opened an Ishinomaki sales office.Sources

Opened a Kesennuma sales office.Sources

Opened a Morioka sales office.Sources

Opened a Yamagata sales office.Sources

Started planning, designing, and selling store equipment and supplies.Sources

Opened Ichinoseki branch.Sources

Opened Sanriku branch.Sources

Opened Furukawa branch.Sources

Opened Iwaki branch.Sources

Opened Niigata branch.Sources

Opened Aizu branch.Sources

Opened Miyagi Prefecture South branch.Sources

Acquired all shares of Kōsoku Seiringu Co., Ltd., enhancing the design and planning department for labels, paper products, and containers.Sources

Opened Sendai branch.Sources

Opened Ofunato branch.Sources

Opened Shōnai branch.Sources

Established the Industrial Materials Division and began handling industrial packaging materials.Sources

Built a new headquarters building and opened Aomori branch.Sources

Opened Akita branch and established branches in all prefectures of the Tōhoku region.Sources

Opened Shirakawa branch.Sources

Acquired all shares of Toei Co., Ltd., and began manufacturing and selling paper products.Sources

Opened Nagaoka branch.Sources

Started selling computer hardware/software and planning, developing, and providing implementation guidance for computer software.Sources

Opened Saitama branch and expanded into the metropolitan area.Sources

Opened Chiba branch officeSources

The management philosophy of High-Speed Co., Ltd. was compiled in November 1993 from the ideas that founder Haku Kiyoku had held in his heart since the company's founding.Sources

Opened Utsunomiya branch officeSources

Opened Osaka branch office and expanded into the Kansai regionSources

Designated as a registered over-the-counter security by the Japan Securities AssociationSources

Opened Mutsu branch officeSources

Opened Mito branch officeSources

Absorbed merger with Toei Co., Ltd.Sources

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

Opened Haramachi branch office.Sources

Opened Odate branch office.Sources

Completion and opening of Sendai Distribution Center.Sources

Opened Tokyo office.Sources

Acquired all shares of Friendly Trading Co., Ltd. and expanded into the western Kantō region.Sources

Acquired all shares of Asahi Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Reclassified to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Opened Friendly Trading Co., Ltd. Yokohama branch office (now "Kōsoku Yokohama branch office").Sources

Acquired a majority of shares of Seiwa Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Shizuoka branch officeSources

Opened Tsukuba branch officeSources

Opened Asahi Packaging Chiba Central Branch Office (now Kōsoku Chiba Central Branch Office)Sources

Acquired a majority of shares of Fuji Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired a majority of shares of Nihon Contec Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Tama branch officeSources

Acquired all shares of Plus Packaging System Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired all shares of Kishini Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired all equity interests of Sakabe Packaging Materials Ltd. (the company transitioned to a corporation on August 22)Sources

Acquired a majority of shares of Shoha Bussan Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Hakodate branch officeSources

Absorbed merger of Kōsoku Friendly Co., Ltd. and Kōsoku Asahi Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Hamamatsu branch officeSources

Acquired all shares of Jōban Package Co., Ltd.Sources

Absorbed merger of Sakabe Packaging Materials Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired all shares of Sanwa Ltd.Sources

Absorbed merger of Kōsoku Kishini Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Kumagaya branch officeSources

Opened Joetsu branch officeSources

Merged Haramachi Office into Miyagi Prefecture South OfficeSources

Opened Kyoto South OfficeSources

Opened Nagano OfficeSources

Opened Sapporo OfficeSources

Acquired all shares of Hago Package Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquired all shares of Marutomo Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Matsuyama OfficeSources

Merged Sapporo Office into High-Speed Marutomo Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Gifu Washima OfficeSources

Opened Kitakami OfficeSources

Absorbed and merged with Mitsuwa Co., Ltd.Sources

Completed construction and opened the Kanto Logistics CenterSources

Acquired all shares of Yamada Package Co., Ltd.Sources

Celebrated 50th anniversary of establishmentSources

Absorbed and merged with Shoha Bussan Co., Ltd.Sources

Absorbed and merged with High-Speed Marutomo Packaging Co., Ltd.Sources

Following the absorption and merger, opened the Chukyo Sales Department, Kanazawa Office, Sapporo Sales Department, and Asahikawa OfficeSources

Opened the Design Office Tokyo BranchSources

Acquired all shares of Nihon Packaging Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime MarketSources

Absorbed and merged with Japan Packaging Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

Opened Hiroshima branch office.Sources

Opened Himeji branch office.Sources

Opened Toyama branch office.Sources

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