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| 北見工業大学 |
Algographics 21 Co., Ltd., Seiko Instruments Inc., and Sony Corporation invested, and the company was established with a capital of 100 million yen.
Founded with capital of 100 million yen, funded by Algo21 Inc., Seiko Instruments Inc., and Sony Corporation.
The headquarters was temporarily set up in Shiba Daimon, Minato-ku, and business began.
The headquarters moved to Ginza, Chuo-ku.
Sales of engineering workstations based on the Real Time UNIX system from MASSCOMP Inc., USA, began.
OEMed a 19-inch large monitor for IBM 5550/MICRO CADAM from Sony Corporation and exclusively sold it as the AR201/202.
The headquarters was temporarily set up in Shiba Daimon, Minato-ku, and business began.
Sales of IBM MICRO CADAM began.
An Osaka office (now the West Japan Division) was established.
The headquarters moved to Ginza, Chuo-ku.
An exclusive 19-inch large monitor for IBM 5550/MICRO CADAM was OEMed from Sony Corporation and sold under the name AR201/202.
The Graphic Supercomputer from STELLAR Computer Inc., USA, was OEMed and sold as the SURGE series.
Sales of IBM RS/6000 workstations began.
A Nagoya office (now the Chubu Division) was established.
Sales of NQS/EXEC from Sterling Software's Systems Inc., USA, began to strengthen the HPC field.
Sales of the 3D CAD system CATIA from Dassault Systèmes, France, began.
Started selling Dassault Systèmes' 3D CAD workstation 'CATIA'.
The UNIX version of MICRO CADAM-X (MC-X) was sold.
In line with business expansion, the headquarters moved to Hakobizaki-cho, Chuo-ku, Japan.
Capital participation and business partnership with NSS Co., Ltd., Thailand.
The company went public on the over-the-counter market and increased its capital to 856 million yen.
Opened the Hamamatsu branch office (now the Shizuoka office).
Opened the Utsunomiya branch office (now the Utsunomiya office).
Established Algosystem Support Co., Ltd.
Opened the Hiroshima Support Center (now the Hiroshima office).
Acquired 100% ownership of Algobiz Services Co., Ltd., making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Acquired 100% ownership of Hylinks Co., Ltd., a company that primarily sells scientific and technical computing packages, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Opened the North Kanto branch office (now the North Kanto office) in Ota City, Gunma Prefecture.
Acquired shares of Jidat Co., Ltd. from Seiko Instruments Inc. to enter the circuit design CAD field, and consolidated it as a subsidiary.
Listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.
Acquired the digital engineering business centered on 'CLIKS' from Alg21 Co., Ltd. to strengthen the mold sector.
Invested in PLM Japan Co., Ltd.
Listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section.
Established DNE Technology (Shanghai) Ltd. and Hui Zhou Software Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., an engineering-specialized company, in Shanghai, China.
Moved the headquarters of Algosystem Support Co., Ltd. to Sapporo and began CAE contract services as an engineering center.
Established HPC Solutions Co., Ltd. and entered the PC cluster system field.
Made a capital investment in Formware Co., Ltd. and sold and supported the 3D design CAD 'FRESDAM'.
Formed a business and capital partnership with SCSK Corporation (formerly Sumisho Information Systems Co., Ltd.).
Invested in and formed a business partnership with KEN OKUYAMA DESIGN Co., Ltd.
Made a capital investment in and formed a business partnership with NSV Co., Ltd. (Hanoi) to support Japanese companies expanding into Vietnam.
Business integration.
HIT Corporation (formerly Baito Information Technology Co., Ltd.) was made a 100% subsidiary.
Opened a Tohoku office (Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture).
To strengthen the outsourced CAE analysis business with Algo System Support, acquired ISID Hokkaido Co., Ltd. and renamed it ISS Hokkaido Co., Ltd.
Participated in the third pilot development vehicle project for EVs (electric vehicles) developed primarily by SIM-Drive Co., Ltd.
Invested capital in Texpire Co., Ltd. to support manufacturing assistance primarily for public institutions.
Entered into a business partnership with NSI (Indonesia) to support Japanese companies operating in Indonesia.
Algo System Support merged with ISS Hokkaido Co., Ltd. and renamed it AIS Hokkaido Co., Ltd.
Established a business partnership with TECHNIA (Germany) to strengthen support for Japanese companies in Europe and facilitate mutual software provision.
Acquired additional shares of NSS Co. (Thailand) and consolidated it and NSV Co. (Vietnam) as subsidiaries.
Partnered with MDC Group (Philippines) to support Japanese companies operating in the Philippines.
CAD Solutions Co., Ltd. launched its business, selling and supporting the 2D CAD system 'MICRO CADAM'.
Acquired shares of System Planet Co., Ltd. and consolidated it as a subsidiary.
Partnered with Inceptra (now GOENGINEER) to strengthen support for Japanese companies in North America.
CAD Solutions Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged with Formware Co., Ltd.
Opened a Kariya office (Kariya City, Aichi Prefecture).
Moved shares to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime market.
Made Advanced Technology Co., Ltd. a 100% subsidiary.
Made System Planet Co., Ltd. a 100% subsidiary.
Opened a Kitakami office (Kitakami City, Iwate Prefecture).
Made TexSuite Japan Inc. a 100% subsidiary.
Converted to a company with an Audit Committee.
Made Wide Soft Design Inc. a 100% subsidiary.
Opened the Tokyo Technical Center (Chuo-ku, Tokyo).
The fifth Argographics Cup was held in Kitami, Hokkaido, from September 10 to 13, 2026, with top teams from Japan and abroad competing. Team Kitazawa of Chubu Electric Power won, and Team Ha from South Korea also participated.
Algo Graphics Co., Ltd. will hold the women's curling tournament Algo Graphics Cup 2026 from September 10 to 13, 2026, at the Kitami Curling Hall in Kitami, Hokkaido. Selected teams from Japan and abroad will participate, and matches will be streamed live. The tournament aims to revitalize the local community and promote curling.
Algographics Inc. will be on summer break from August 8 to 16, 2026. Inquiries during the break will be handled after August 17. Emergency contact information is also provided.
Algographics Corporation will observe summer holidays from August 8 to 16, 2026. During this period, hotline services and AMS will also be suspended, and inquiries and applications will be handled after August 17. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our customers.
A news announced on June 18, 2026, reports on the personnel changes and appointment greetings of Algographics Corporation's executives. The appointment of new executives is expected to strengthen the management system and promote business.
Algography, as part of its social contribution activities, will sponsor the Japan Curling Championships held in Yokohama in June 2026 as a top partner. The tournament will be held at an arena, providing an opportunity to showcase the魅力 of curling to many people.
Algography will be closed for Golden Week from April 29 to May 5, 2026, and hotline support will be suspended during this period. Inquiries will be handled after May 6, and the support hours will also change.
Algography Inc. will be closed for Golden Week from April 29 to May 6, 2026. There will be guidance for contractors regarding support during the holiday period.