Daitron Corporation

Founded in 1952 (Showa 27) in Taiyōji, Kita-ku, Osaka with a capital of 300,000 yen. Became a designated dealer for Tokyo Communication Industry Co., Ltd. (now Sony Group Co., Ltd.) and focused on selling tape recorders.

Founded Daido Trading Co., Ltd. in Taishōji, Kita-ku, Osaka with a capital of 300,000 yen. Became a designated dealer for Tokyo Communication Industries Co., Ltd. (now Sony Group Co., Ltd.) and focused on selling tape recorders, which were rare at the time.

Founded in 1952.

Founded Daido Trading Co., Ltd. in Taishōji, Kita-ku, Osaka with a capital of 300,000 yen. Became a designated dealer for Tokyo Communication Industries Co., Ltd. (now Sony Group Co., Ltd.) and focused on selling tape recorders, which were rare at the time.

Founded in 1952

Established Daito Trading Co., Ltd. with a capital of 300,000 yen in Taijōji, Kita-ku, Osaka.

Moved headquarters to Tōyamamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka in 1954 to expand operations. Strengthened wholesale of Sony products and began selling Tamura Manufacturing's transformers, Hirosé Electric's products, and Tajimi Radio's connectors.

Moved the headquarters to Dōyamachi, Kita-ku, Osaka due to business expansion. Strengthened the wholesale division for Sony products and began selling various transformers from Tamura Manufacturing Co., Ltd., as well as various connectors from Kōrese Shōkai Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (now Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.) and Tajimi Radio Co., Ltd.

Moved headquarters to Ōtani-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka due to business expansion.

Moved headquarters to Omosato-machi, Kita-ku, Osaka in 1957 to further expand operations.

Moved the headquarters to Omosato-cho, Kita-ku, Osaka due to business expansion.

Opened a Tokyo branch in Hanazono-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.

Became the Far East exclusive agent for Teaver Inc. of the United States, starting import and sales of wear test machines and measuring instruments.

Became the Far‑East exclusive distributor for Teaver Inc. (USA) and began importing and selling wear test machines and other measuring instruments.

Signed a dealership agreement with Shimada Rika Kogyo Co., Ltd., beginning sales of high-frequency and ultrasonic application equipment.

Signed a nationwide sales agency agreement with Shimada Rika Kogyo Co., Ltd. and began selling high‑frequency and ultrasonic application equipment.

Signed a sales agreement with Hitachi Ltd., starting sales of cleanroom and clean bench equipment.

Registered the brand name "Daitron" as a trademark.

Established a separate technology department in 1970 and founded Daitron Technology Co., Ltd. (later Daitron Technology Co., Ltd.).

Established an independent technology department and founded Daido Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. (later renamed Daitron Technology Co., Ltd. in 1988).

Opened a product management center in Saitama-machi, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture.

Established a product management center in Suemizu-cho, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture.

Completed the first Kureito factory in Ise-oka, Kureito City, Shiga Prefecture, and began manufacturing cable and harnesses using Bendix connectors.

Completed the first factory in Iseoka, Kurita, Shiga Prefecture. Began manufacturing cable harnesses using Bendix connectors.

Established a local subsidiary in Oregon, USA.

Renamed Daitec Electronics Co., Ltd. to Daitron Technology Co., Ltd.

Renamed Daido Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. to Daitron Technology Co., Ltd.

Completed construction of the new headquarters building in Shimamachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka.

Established the corporate philosophy.

Established corporate philosophy.

Divided the Electrical Equipment Division and established Daitensen Co., Ltd.

Changed the company name to Daiteltron Co., Ltd., refreshed the logo design, and incorporated the Malaysia branch office as a local subsidiary. The Electronics Procurement Department and the Tama Sales Office obtained ISO9002 certification.

Renamed to Dait Electron Co., Ltd., refreshed the “Daitron” logo design, converted the Malaysia resident office into a local subsidiary, and obtained ISO 9002 certification for the electronics department’s purchasing division (Tokyo and Osaka) and the Tama sales office.

Listed shares on the over-the-counter market of the Japan Securities Association (ticker 7609).

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges and increased capital to 2.18 billion yen through a public offering.

Established local subsidiaries in China, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.

Completed construction of the new headquarters building in Miyahara, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Consolidated headquarters, sales offices, and logistics center.

Completed a new headquarters building in Miyahara, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka. Consolidated the headquarters, Osaka sales offices, and logistics center.

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges. Incorporated the Seoul branch as a local subsidiary in Korea.

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges. Converted the Seoul branch (South Korea) into a local subsidiary.

Daitensen Co., Ltd. made Takahwa Industries Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.

Established a local subsidiary in Bangkok, Thailand.

Acquired the semiconductor manufacturing equipment business of M-Tech Co., Ltd.

Established a local subsidiary in Shenzhen, China.

Completed the Chubu factory, the core plant of the group, in Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture.

Merged the domestic manufacturing subsidiaries Daitensen Co., Ltd. and Daitron Technology Co., Ltd. and renamed the company Daitron Co., Ltd. Additionally, made Tanimoto Electrical Co., Ltd. a subsidiary and established Daitetek Co., Ltd.

Merged domestic manufacturing subsidiaries Dait Den Sō Co., Ltd. and Daitron Technology Co., Ltd. into Daitron Co., Ltd. and acquired Tanimoto Densō as a subsidiary, establishing Dait Tech Co., Ltd.

Since 2017, we have continued to advance as Daitron Co., Ltd.

Since 2017, we have progressed as Daitron Co., Ltd.

Completed the Chubu Second Factory on the site of the Chubu factory.

Completed the Daitetek Hiroshima New Factory in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Incorporated the Taipei branch (Taiwan) as a local subsidiary.

Moved the Tokyo Stock Exchange market to the Prime market. Established a local subsidiary in Singapore.

Moved to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and established a local subsidiary in Singapore.

Established a local subsidiary in the Netherlands.

Converted the Hanoi resident office into a local subsidiary.

Converted the Hanoi resident office (Vietnam) into a local subsidiary.