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Jecos Corporation

ジェコス株式会社GECOSS CORPORATIONAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
1,762
Related companies
41
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
112-0004 Bunkyo, Tokyo, Koraku 2-5-1 (Sumitomo Real Estate Iidabashi First Building)
Chief executive
Not specified
Capital
4,397,500,000 JPY (43 100 millionJPY)
Employees (non-consolidated)
764 people
Employees (consolidated)
1,762 people
Start date
1968-06-20
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Rental, sale, and construction of temporary bridgesRental and sale of temporary steel materials for construction workRental of construction machineryManufacturing and processing of processed productsDesign and construction of civil engineering, architectural, and steel structure worksBridge infrastructure maintenanceRental and sale of temporary steel materials such as H-shaped steel, steel sheet piles, steel shoring, formwork panels, and steel plates for constructionManufacturing, processing, and sale of processed products such as steel segments and H-shaped supportsRental of construction machinery, aerial work platforms, etc.Design and construction of pile driving, shoring erection and dismantling, soil cement column wall, etc.Temporary steel materialsProcessed productsTemporary bridgesJFE Steel Group productsConstruction machinerySoil cement column continuous wall methodPile driving and extraction workObstacle removal workExisting pile extraction methodErection and dismantling workMountain and surrounding constructionRailway and road constructionShaft and shield constructionInspection and survey work
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Related companies

41 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
FUCHI Pte.Ltd.
Group
GECOSS VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED
Group
Jecos Hokkaido Co., Ltd.
Group
Jecos Construction Co., Ltd.
Group
Jecos Design Co., Ltd.
Group
Truck & End Maintenance Service Co., Ltd.
Group
Yamamoto Building Materials Lease Co., Ltd.
Group
Kawasho Jecos Co., Ltd.
Group
Kawashō Lease System Co., Ltd.
Group
Kawashō Building Materials Lease Co., Ltd.
Group
FUCHI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Group
JFE Steel Corporation
Group Customer Supplier
JFE Trading Equipment Sales Co., Ltd.
Group Customer
JFE Steel Coils Center Inc.
Group
Rental System Co., Ltd.
Group
Otowa Koei Co., Ltd.
Group
Yamaken Rental Yokohama Co., Ltd.
Group
Mizuho Lease Co., Ltd.
Group Customer Bank
Jecos Corporation
Group
GECOSS VIERNAM
Group
レクノス
Group
レンタルシステム信越
Group
レンタルシステム四国
Group
レンタルシステム大阪
Group
レンタルシステム広島
Group
レンタルシステム東京
Group
レンタルシステム東北
Group
レンタルシステム東海
Group
レンタルシステム西日本
Group
Rental System Kanto Co., Ltd.
Group
五光鉄構株式会社
Group
Kyoyo Lease Co., Ltd.
Group
株式会社ヤマケンレンタル千葉
Group
JFE Trading Coil Center
Customer
JFE Trading Co., Ltd.
Customer
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Limited
Customer
Mizuho Bank, Ltd.
Customer Bank
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Customer Bank
Mitsubishi UFJ Bank Ltd.
Customer Bank
Japan Custody Bank Inc.
Customer Bank
Japan Master Trust Bank Ltd.
Bank
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History

57 EVENTS

Established as Yamamoto Building Materials Lease Co., Ltd. in Shirai Town, Imba District, Chiba Prefecture (now Shirai City)Sources

Establishment dateSources

Nagoya Sales Office (now Nagoya Branch) openedSources

Established the Technical Department and started structural calculation and drawing workSources

Shirai Factory (now Tokyo Factory) openedSources

Shirai Factory (now Tokyo Factory) openedSources

Nagoya Factory openedSources

Head office relocated to Minato Ward, TokyoSources

Started manufacturing steel segmentsSources

Sendai Sales Office (now Tohoku Branch) openedSources

Obtained Tokyo Metropolitan Governor's license for general construction business (building construction, scaffolding and earthwork construction)Sources

Sendai Factory openedSources

Started manufacturing H-shaped support scaffoldingSources

Merged with Goko Steel Structure Co., Ltd., and opened Nagareyama FactorySources

Obtained Tokyo Metropolitan Governor's license for steel structure construction businessSources

Obtained Minister of Construction's license for general construction business (building construction, scaffolding and earthwork construction, steel structure construction)Sources

Started sales of corrugated pipes and liner platesSources

Opened offices in Chiba (currently Chiba Branch) and North Kanto (currently North Kanto Branch)Sources

Opened Yokohama Office (currently Yokohama Branch)Sources

Started full-scale sales of construction machinerySources

Started construction of soil cement pile wall methodSources

Opened Mito Office (currently Mito Branch)Sources

Established Yamaken Rental Co., Ltd. Chiba (currently a consolidated subsidiary Rental System Co., Ltd.) and Yamaken Rental Co., Ltd. Yokohama (currently a consolidated subsidiary Rental System Co., Ltd.), and began multi-store expansion with a subsidiary for small construction machinery rentalSources

Obtained Minister of Construction's license for specific construction industries (civil engineering, building, steel structure work)Sources

Started sales of aerial work platformsSources

Merged Kawasho Kensetsu Leasing Co., Ltd. to expand sales base, and changed the trade name to Kawasho Lease System Co., Ltd. As a result of the merger, established Osaka headquarters (currently Osaka Sales Department), Okayama, Hiroshima, Shikoku, Kyushu branches, Kagoshima Sales Office (currently South Kyushu Branch), and factories in Osaka, Okayama (renamed Mizushima Factory), Fukuoka, and KagoshimaSources

Merged Kawasho Kensai Lease Co., Ltd. to expand sales base, changed trade name to Kawasho Lease System Co., Ltd. and established offices at Osaka headquarters (now Osaka Sales Department), Okayama, Hiroshima, Shikoku, Kyushu branches, Kagoshima sales office (now Minami Kyushu branch), Osaka, Okayama (renamed Mizushima Factory), Fukuoka, and Kagoshima factoriesSources

Opening of Shikoku factorySources

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Opening of China factorySources

Changed the trade name to Jecos Co., Ltd.Sources

Stocks designated on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Opened Niigata BranchSources

Opened Japan Sea FactorySources

Relocated head office to Chuo-ku, TokyoSources

Obtained license from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism for general construction industry (scaffolding and earthwork) and specific construction industries (civil engineering, building, steel structure work)Sources

Merged Rental System Tokyo Co., Ltd. and Rental System Osaka Co., Ltd., renamed to Reknos Co., Ltd., transferred construction machinery center operations to Reknos Co., Ltd. (currently a consolidated subsidiary Rental System Co., Ltd.), and reorganized construction machinery businessSources

Merged Reknos Co., Ltd. (currently a consolidated subsidiary Rental System Co., Ltd.) with Rental System Shikoku Co., Ltd. and Rental System Hiroshima Co., Ltd.Sources

Changed trade name to Jecos Co., Ltd.Sources

Tokyo and Osaka factories obtained ISO 9001 certification (manufacturing of steel segments)Sources

Tomisato Machinery Center OpeningSources

Divided the business in Hokkaido region and succeeded to Jecos Hokkaido Co., Ltd., a consolidated subsidiarySources

Consolidated subsidiary Rental System Fuyo Co., Ltd. merged with Reknos Co., Ltd., and changed the trade name to Rental System Kanto Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary, Rental System Co., Ltd.)Sources

Established GECOSS VIETNAM COMPANY LIMITED in Vietnam through joint investment with JFE Steel CorporationSources

Naganuma Plant obtained ISO9001 certification (manufacturing of steel structures)Sources

Merged with the consolidated subsidiary Jecos Hokkaido Co., Ltd., and succeeded in the business in Hokkaido regionSources

The consolidated subsidiary Rental System Kanto absorbed and merged with Rental System Tohoku Co., Ltd., Rental System Tokai Co., Ltd., Rental System West Japan Co., Ltd., and Rental System Shinetsu Co., Ltd., changed the trade name to Rental System Co., Ltd., and reorganized the construction machinery businessSources

Acquired all shares of Otowa Koei Co., Ltd. and made it a consolidated subsidiarySources

Naganuma Plant reobtained certification as a steel frame manufacturing plant, H gradeSources

Shares transferred to Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime MarketSources

Shares transferred to Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime MarketSources

Acquired shares of FUCHI Pte. Ltd. and became an equity-method affiliateSources

Acquired shares of FUCHI Pte. Ltd. and became an equity-method affiliateSources

Relocated head office to Bunkyo-ku, TokyoSources

Relocated head office to Bunkyo-ku, TokyoSources

Naganuma Plant reobtained certification as a steel frame manufacturing plant, H gradeSources

Concluded a capital and business alliance agreement with Mizuho Lease Co., Ltd.Sources

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