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| 韓国未来工業株式会社 |
Established: August 1965
Established Mirai Industrial Co., Ltd. in Kusegawa-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture, for the purpose of manufacturing and selling electrical equipment materials.
Headquarters moved to Raku-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture
Established Yoro Factory in Yoro Town, Yoro District, Gifu Prefecture, and reorganized the headquarters manufacturing department to Ogaki Factory
Moved headquarters to Waniuchi Town, Anyahachi District, Gifu Prefecture, relocated Ogaki Factory to the same location, and opened Ogaki Sales Office within headquarters
Established Ibaraki Factory in the Ibaraki Industrial Complex, Omiya Town, Naka District, Ibaraki Prefecture (now Hitachiomiya City)
Mirai Co., Ltd. was established in February 1989 for the purpose of insurance brokerage.
Established Kumamoto Factory in Sashimizu Town, Kikuchi District, Kumamoto Prefecture (now Kikuchi City)
Listed on the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange
Established Sendai Branch in Tagajō City, Miyagi Prefecture; Tokyo Branch in Chūō-ku, Tokyo; Osaka Branch in Tennoji-ku, Osaka City; and Fukuoka Branch in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Participated in capital and became a subsidiary of Taiyo Co., Ltd. (now Mirai Seiko Co., Ltd., currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Established subsidiary Mirai Transport Co., Ltd. in Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture (currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Established subsidiary Korea Mirai Industrial Co., Ltd. in Korea (liquidated on November 30, 2004)
Participated in capital and became a subsidiary of Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd. (currently a consolidated subsidiary)
Established a subsidiary, Gifu Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd., in Waniuchi Town, Anbayashi District, Gifu Prefecture (Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd. was absorbed and merged on January 21, 2009).
Established a subsidiary, Taiwan Future International Industrial Co., Ltd., in Taiwan.
Established a subsidiary, Future Giken Co., Ltd., in Waniuchi Town, Anbayashi District, Gifu Prefecture (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Established a subsidiary, Hanagami Co., Ltd. (now named Future Kensou Co., Ltd.) in Chuo-ku, Tokyo (liquidated on February 3, 2014).
Established a subsidiary, Future Kasei Co., Ltd., in Waniuchi Town, Anbayashi District, Gifu Prefecture (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Established a Niigata branch in Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture.
Established a Yamagata factory in Sakanoue City, Yamagata Prefecture.
Established a subsidiary, Mirai Communication Network Co., Ltd., in Ōgaki City, Gifu Prefecture (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Approved a share exchange agreement to become a wholly‑owned subsidiary of Future Co., Ltd. (Note 1) at a special shareholders’ meeting. The seven subsidiaries of our company (Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd., Future Seiko Co., Ltd., Future Transport Co., Ltd., Sera Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (Note 2), Future Giken Co., Ltd., Future Kasei Co., Ltd., Mirai Communication Network Co., Ltd.) approved the share exchange agreement to become wholly‑owned subsidiaries of Future Co., Ltd. at each company’s special shareholders’ meeting.
To become a wholly‑owned subsidiary of Future Co., Ltd., delisted from the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
Conducted a share exchange with our company and seven subsidiaries, becoming a fully parent company, and listed on the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
Sera Seisakusho Co., Ltd. was transferred outside our group on November 7, 2003.
Resolved to dissolve the subsidiary, Korea Future Industrial Co., Ltd.
Established a Nagoya branch in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture.
Liquidated the subsidiary, Korea Future Industrial Co., Ltd.
Mirai Communication Network Co., Ltd. established a subsidiary, Amixcom Co., Ltd., in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture (currently a consolidated subsidiary).
Absorbed and merged with the parent company, Future Co., Ltd., and listed on the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
The listing on the same exchange has been discontinued due to a merger with our company.
Due to the effective merger, the total number of issued shares increased by 27,679,244.
At the board meeting held on the same day, the resolution to cancel the shares acquired through the merger reduced the total number of issued shares by 27,359,810.
Sold a portion of the shares held in the subsidiary, Taiwan Future International Industrial Co., Ltd., and made it an associate under the equity method.
The subsidiary Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged with its subsidiary, Gifu Shinpo Electric Co., Ltd.
Participated in capital and made it a subsidiary, Kei Communication Technology Industrial Co., Ltd. (Note 3).
Due to a reduction in our ownership percentage following a third‑party allotment of shares in the associate, Taiwan Future International Industrial Co., Ltd., we excluded it from the scope of the equity method.
Resolved to dissolve the subsidiary, Future Kensou Co., Ltd.
Kei Tsushin Gijutsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. was transferred outside our group on September 12, 2013.
Liquidation of subsidiary Mirai Kensou Co., Ltd.
Established a branch office in Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture.
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and designated as a First Section stock on the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
Transitioned to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Premier Market of the Nagoya Stock Exchange.
Received the Minister of the Environment Climate Change Action Award for FY Reiwa 6.
Received the Energy Conservation Award Chairman's Prize of the Energy Conservation Center for FY Reiwa 6 (2024).
This is a penetration sleeve that can block X-rays, used for wiring between the X-ray treatment room and the operation room. It has a lead plate on the flange on the treatment room side, and a protective sheet is attached to the lead part. It can be cut at 10mm intervals to match wall thickness, and product number XPYS-60 is suitable for wall thicknesses of 95–250mm, lead equivalent 2.0mm, and weight 0.7kg.
This wide-type band is resistant to crushing insulation, making it suitable for various pipe and cable diameters. It can be used for ceiling hanging, horizontal pulling, and as a single-saddle. Secure it with a screw, tighten the band to fix the pipe. Be careful not to over-tighten when using insulated piping.
Mirai Kogyo will exhibit at the 58th Pipe and Plumbing Equipment & Facility Comprehensive Exhibition (Tokyo) held from Wednesday, October 21, 2026 to Friday, October 23, 2026 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center, Hamamatsucho Hall. The booth number is 5-21 on the 5th floor, and we will showcase many new and notable products.
It announces that 'Mizuta Duty' has won the Good Design Award.
Mirai Industrial Co., Ltd. has launched the site "Chanto in", which allows users to simulate the storage of equipment for Walbox. Users can easily perform simulations.
This gauge accurately measures a void tube's outer diameter and the concrete cover thickness (approximately 50 mm) and lets users mark the center points. Model VG-300 comes one per pack; see the attached materials for the size chart.
Mirai Industry Co., Ltd. has introduced Skin Stickers, which can be applied to handheld tools for customization. An accompanying video explains how to apply them, and the product information lists compatible models and pack quantities for Denko-Mac cases and Magnet Attacher SP3.
This lightweight resin drainage box is easy to install. Its panels make it easy to adjust the paddy field surface and water level, and the water-level adjustment panel has markings every 10 mm. Model: AGH-JM150M. Compatible pipes: VU150, VP150, and 150 mm corrugated pipe. Pack quantity: 2; minimum order quantity: 1.
A flange is now available that makes it easy to create a waterproof ventilation sleeve in any desired length. It can be installed through a small opening and includes measurement marks for easy cutting. Simply cut the ventilation pipe and attach the flange to complete the installation.
Mirai Industry Co., Ltd. has developed 'Petapon', which can attach up to 20 bind hangers continuously to the ceiling without using a ladder. It features an extendable handle and is designed to be compact and easy to handle.