Nikkon Holdings Inc.

Established as "Nippon Packing and Transport Company" with capital of 1 million yen, for land small freight and transportation handling, railway freight handling, etc. (Tsukiji 1-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) Founder: Tsuneo Kuroiwa

Founded: August 27, 1953 (Showa 28).

Founded.

Developed a double-stacked vehicle (started裸transport)

First in Japan to convert an underfloor vehicle into a double-decker, capable of carrying 28 Honda Dream vehicles, recorded as the largest among trucks at the time, nicknamed "Mammoth." Shifted from station dispatch operations of railway transportation to long-distance transportation by trucks.

Established an integrated system for transportation, storage, and packaging.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Atsuta Express Co., Ltd. (now Meicon Co., Ltd.).

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Toyota Freight Motor Transportation Co., Ltd. (now Nippon Rikusou Co., Ltd.).

Registered shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and made them public.

Stock was registered and listed on the Tokyo market.

Established Musashino Diesel Industry Co., Ltd. (now Nippon Transportation Co., Ltd.) as a subsidiary.

Changed the trade name to "Nippon Packing, Transport, and Warehouse Co., Ltd." Developed a four-wheel vehicle with a one-sided loading type.

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section.

Constructed a new headquarters building (basement 1st floor and 5 floors above ground) at 6-17 Akashi-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

Established Nikkon Promotion Co., Ltd. (now Autotechnic Co., Ltd.) for automobile durability testing business.

Developed a three-tier loaded full trailer (capable of carrying 168 Super Cub motorcycles).

Developed a three-level load full trailer (capable of carrying 168 Super Cub motorcycles).

Established Auto Technique Tochigi Co., Ltd. (now Auto Technique Japan Co., Ltd.).

Completed Japan's first dedicated three-dimensional automatic warehouse for motorcycles.

Established a local subsidiary in the United States, NK PARTS INDUSTRIES, INC.

Developed a transport vehicle specifically for F1 racing cars.

Change of president from Tsuneo Kuroiwa to Hidetaka Kuroiwa.

President changed from founder Kuroiwa Tsuneo to Kuroiwa Hideyuki.

Developed a two-tier floor lift-type JR proprietary container.

Developed a two-level floor lift-type JR in-house container.

Developed a JR proprietary container for four-wheel vehicle loading.

Established a local subsidiary in China, Nanjing Nikkon (now Nikkon Logistics (China) Co., Ltd.).

Established a local subsidiary in Thailand, A.N.I. LOGISTICS, LTD.

Reclassified stock listing from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section to the First Section.

Stock was reclassified to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Developed large-capacity wing car + vehicle-loading trailer 'TF car'.

Established a local subsidiary in the Philippines, NIPPON KONPO PHILIPPINES INC.

Established a local subsidiary in Indonesia, PT NIPPON KONPO INDONESIA.

Developed 19m vehicle loaded full trailer and 19m double-deck loaded wing full trailer.

Developed 19m vehicle-loading full trailer and 19m two-level load wing full trailer.

Implemented digital operation recorders across all vehicles.

Obtained Green Management Certification at 50 business offices.

Developed detachable self-standing JR proprietary containers.

Established a local subsidiary in Vietnam, NIPPON KONPO VIETNAM CO., LTD.

Acquired and made Hishii Transport Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. Completed new headquarters building.

Acquired and made Rihon Jidō Yūshū Co., Ltd. a subsidiary.

Completion of new headquarters building.

Established the Risk Management Committee.

Established a Risk Management Committee.

Established the Compliance Promotion Committee.

Established a Compliance Promotion Committee.

President change from Tsuneo Kuroiwa to Masakatsu Kuroiwa.

President changed from Kuroiwa Hideyuki to Kuroiwa Masakatsu.

Acquired Chukyo Tech Co., Ltd. to become a subsidiary.

Established local subsidiaries in Mexico "NKP MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V." and India "NIPPON KONPO INDIA PVT.LTD.".

Established the Mexican subsidiary 'NKP MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V.'.

Established the Indian subsidiary 'NIPPON KONPO INDIA PVT. LTD.'.

Introduced the Executive Officer System.

Implemented an executive officer system.

Acquired Shinei Warehousing Co., Ltd., which was merged into Nippon Packing Transport & Warehousing Co., Ltd. (now Nikkon Holdings Co., Ltd.).

Acquired Ito Express Co., Ltd. to become a subsidiary.

Introduced Japan's first next-generation environmentally friendly new standard 21m full-trailer with 100 vehicles, and started operation.

Held the 1st Nikkon Group ANS Driving Skills Competition.

Nikko Group held the first ANS driving skill competition.

Transitioned to a holding company system and changed the trade name to "Nikkon Holdings Co., Ltd.". Transferred most businesses to the newly established "Nippon Packing Transport & Warehousing Co., Ltd." (now Nikkon Co., Ltd.) and spun off.

Established local subsidiary in Malaysia "NIPPON KONPO (MALAYSIA) SDN, BHD.".

Established four companies: Nikkon Moving Co., Ltd., Nikkon Information System Co., Ltd., GINZA Consulting Co., Ltd., and NK International Co., Ltd.

Established four specialized business companies (Nikon Moving Co., Ltd., Nikon Information Systems Co., Ltd., GINZA Consulting Co., Ltd., NK International Co., Ltd.).

Acquired Bando Industries Co., Ltd., which was merged into Nippon Packing Transport & Warehousing Co., Ltd. (now Nikkon Co., Ltd.).

Held the 1st QC Circle Group Conference (15 companies participated, including 12 domestic and 3 overseas companies).

Held the first QC Circle Group tournament (12 domestic companies and 3 overseas companies, total 15 participants).

Introduced and started operation of 23m full-trailers at the core business company Nippon Packing Transport & Warehousing Co., Ltd. (now Nikkon Co., Ltd.).

Established the Audit and Supervisory Committee.

Established an Audit and Related Committee.

Acquired Matsuhisa Transportation Co., Ltd. and Matsuhisa Sogo Co., Ltd. (later, Matsuhisa Sogo Co., Ltd. merged into Matsuhisa Transportation Co., Ltd.).

Established the Nomination Committee.

Establishment of a Nomination Committee.

Established the Compensation Committee.

Establishment of a Compensation Committee.

At core business company Nippon Packaging Transport Warehouse Co., Ltd. (now Nikon Co., Ltd.), the mixed freight business "N Logi" was fully launched through the construction of a new transportation system, introducing hybrid trucks.

Introduced the shelf-flow warehouse robot (Ranger GTP).

Held a donation lecture at Hitotsubashi University Faculty of Commerce, a national university corporation.

Established a Sustainability Committee.

Establishment of a Sustainability Committee.

Signed a top partner agreement with Cerezo Osaka Co., Ltd.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Yaskawa Transport Co., Ltd., changing its name to Nikon Kitakyushu Co., Ltd.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Ayanagi Transport Co., Ltd. Renamed the company to "Nikon North Kyushu Co., Ltd.".

Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market.

Established a logo mark.

Solicited logo design proposals from within the group and adopted them on the founding anniversary.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of MP Co., Ltd.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Furukawa Environmental Services Co., Ltd.

Developed the Career Car N model by Nippon Packaging Transport Warehouse Co., Ltd. (now Nikon Co., Ltd.).

Developed the Carrier Car N model for Nippon Packaging Transport Co., Ltd. (now Nikon Co., Ltd.)

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Mitsubaro Logistics Co., Ltd., changing its name to Nikon Ryōmō Co., Ltd.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Mitsubaro Logistics Co., Ltd. Renamed the company to "Nikon Ryōmō Co., Ltd.".

Established NK North America Inc. in the United States and acquired Supreme Auto Transport, LLC., making it a subsidiary.

Established NK North America Inc. in the United States. Through this company, acquired and made a subsidiary of Supreme Auto Transport, LLC.

Launched the new logistics facility brand "WALRE" and completed "WALRE Utsunomiya".

Launched the new logistics facility brand "WALRE" and completed construction of "WALRE Utsunomiya".

Held the first donation lecture at Monkut Wang Khoa University North Bangkok Campus in Thailand.

Held the first donation lecture at Monkut Wang Khoa University North Bangkok Campus in Thailand.

Acquired and made a subsidiary of Chūō Seki Kōgyō Co., Ltd.

Commenced support for environmental conservation activities in Mizuno no Mori, Sayama City, Saitama Prefecture.

Started support for environmental conservation activities at Mizuno Forest (Sayama City, Saitama Prefecture).

Changed the company name of Nippon Packaging Transport Warehouse Co., Ltd. to Nikon Co., Ltd.

Renamed Nippon Packaging Transport Co., Ltd. to Nikon Co., Ltd.