Tokyo Steel Corporation
東京製鐵株式会社
TOKYO STEEL MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD. Alias
1934-11-23
TYO
Japan
Manufacture and sale of steel ingots, various steel products, special steels, and iron and steel products
15F, Kasumigaseki Tokyu Building, 3-7-1 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0013, Japan
Nara Nobuaki
30,894,000,000 JPY (308 100 millionJPY)
1,161 people
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DateDescription
1934 Founded in 1934.
1934-11-23 Established in Adachi-ku, Tokyo, with a capital of 1 million yen, for the purpose of manufacturing and selling various steel products.
1934-11-23 Establishment
1934-11-23 Established in Adachi-ku, Tokyo, with capital of 1 million yen for manufacturing and selling various steel materials. (Founded November 23, 1934) Since then, engaged in the production of various special steels at two open-hearth furnaces, one electric furnace, and medium and small rolling mills.
1953-03 Absorbed and merged with Toa Steel Pipe Industry Co., Ltd.
1953-03 Absorbed Toa Steel Pipe Industry Co., Ltd. (capital 2.5 million yen).
1960-07 Acquired factory land in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture.
1960-07 Acquired factory land (about 503,000 square meters) in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, based on factory site acquisition regulations.
1962-10 Completion and start of operation of the first blast furnace at Okayama Factory.
1962-10 Completed and started operation of the first open-hearth furnace at Okayama Factory. Subsequently, completed five 120-ton open-hearth furnaces, and medium and small rolling facilities, engaged in the production of medium and small shaped steels.
1969-01 Completion of large-scale rolling mill at Okayama Factory, start of H-shaped steel production.
1969-02 Transferred and started production at Kochi Factory, as Tosa Electric Steel Works.
1969-02 Received transfer of the Kochi Factory from Tosa Electric Steel Works Co., Ltd., and started production as our Kochi Factory.
1970-02 Acquired factory land in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
1970-02 Acquired factory land (about 154,000 square meters) in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
1971-09 Absorbed and merged with Daimaru Steel Co., Ltd., and started operation as Kyushu Factory.
1971-09 Daimaru Steel Co., Ltd. (Capital: 5 million yen, acquired all shares since July 1969) was absorbed and merged, and began operation as our Kyushu factory.
1971-11 Updated equipment at Kyushu Factory and resumed production.
1971-11 Completion of two 50-ton electric furnaces and two continuous casting facilities at Kyushu factory, updating and rationalizing equipment, and starting production.
1973-02 Completion of medium-sized rolling mill at Kyushu Factory, start of medium steel section production.
1973-06 Completion and start of operation of continuous casting equipment at Okayama Factory.
1974-05 Relocated headquarters from Adachi-ku, Tokyo, to Chiyoda-ku.
1974-05 Relocated headquarters from Adachi-ku, Tokyo to Chiyoda-ku.
1974-07 Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
1974-07 Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
1975-12 Absorbed and merged with Tosa Electric Steel Works, started production at Takamatsu Factory.
1975-12 Absorbed Tosa Electric Steel Co., Ltd., and started production at our Takamatsu factory.
1976-09 Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the First Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.
1976-09 Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Osaka Securities Exchange.
1977-12 Stopped operation of blast furnace at Okayama Factory.
1978-01 Closed Edogawa Factory.
1978-04 Completed and started operation of 140-ton electric furnaces No. 1 and No. 2 at Okayama Factory.
1978-12 Completed remodeling of medium-sized steel section plant at Okayama Factory and started production.
1979-01 Completion and start of production at Okayama Plant Small Bar Steel Factory.
1979-04 Opening of Osaka Sales Office, successful casting of beams and blanks at Kochi Plant.
1979-09 Completion of renovation work at Senju Plant Large and Medium Shape Steel Factory, start of production.
1984-07 Completion of Kyushu Plant Large Rolling Mill, start of production of large H-shaped steel, universal plates.
1986-01 Closure of Senju Plant.
1987-03 Closure of Kochi Plant.
1987-04 Renaming of Osaka Sales Office to Osaka Branch, establishment of Amazing Co., Ltd.
1987-04 Renamed Osaka Sales Office to Osaka Branch, established Amazing Co., Ltd. (subsidiary).
1989-08 Completion and start of operation of 130-ton DC Electric Furnace at Kyushu Plant.
1991-10 Completion of Hot Rolled Wide Strip Steel Rolling Mill at Okayama Plant, start of hot coil production.
1992-04 Completion and start of operation of 150-ton DC Electric Furnace Wide Strip Steel Mill at Okayama Plant.
1992-12 Acquisition of factory site in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture.
1992-12 Acquired factory land (about 147,000 square meters) in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture.
1994-02 Start of steel sheet pile production at Kyushu Plant Large Rolling Mill.
1994-04 Establishment of Nagoya Branch, Kyushu Branch, and Takamatsu Sales Office.
1994-04 Established Nagoya Branch, Kyushu Branch, Hiroshima Sales Office, and Takamatsu Sales Office.
1995-04 Completion of Pickling Line for Hot Rolled Wide Strip Steel at Okayama Plant, start of pickled coil production.
1995-08 Completion and start of operation of Rolling Mill at Utsunomiya Plant.
1995-11 Completion and start of operation of Steel Manufacturing Plant at Utsunomiya Plant.
1996-10 Completion of 60-ton DC Electric Furnace at Takamatsu Plant, renewal of bar rolling equipment, start of production.
1997-02 Completion and start of operation of Wire Rod Rolling Equipment at Takamatsu Plant.
1997-03 Completion of Cold Rolling Equipment and Surface Treatment Equipment at Okayama Plant, start of galvanized coil production.
1999-04 Establishment of Utsunomiya Sales Office.
1999-11 Renamed the Kyushu Branch to Kyushu Sales Office and integrated Hiroshima Sales Office into Osaka Branch.
2000-01 All factories completed ISO9002 (Quality System) certification.
2001-11 All factories completed ISO14001 (Environmental Management System) certification.
2001-11 All factories completed ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System) certification.
2003-08 All factories completed ISO9001 (Quality System 2000 Edition) certification.
2003-08 All factories completed ISO 9001 (Quality System 2000 Edition) certification.
2004-06 Integrated Nagoya Branch into Osaka Branch.
2004-09 Completed the new equipment for the leveler shear line at Okayama Factory and started production of cut sheets.
2004-11 Integrated Takamatsu Sales Office into Osaka Branch.
2005-04 Started construction of new thick plate manufacturing equipment at Kyushu Factory.
2005-09 Decided to acquire land for a new factory in Tahara City, Aichi Prefecture.
2005-09 Decided to acquire new factory site (104 hectares) in Tahara City, Aichi Prefecture.
2007-01 Completed thick plate manufacturing equipment at Kyushu Factory.
2007-04 Completed land acquisition for Tahara Factory and started construction of the new factory.
2008-01 Opened Okayama Sales Office.
2008-01 Established Tahara Sales Office.
2009-04 Opened Tahara Sales Office and renamed Osaka Branch to Osaka Sales Office.
2009-11 Completed the hot-rolled wide strip steel rolling mill at Tahara Factory and started production of hot coils.
2009-12 Completed the leveler shear line equipment at Tahara Factory and started production of cut sheets.
2009-12 Completed Tahara Factory hot-rolled wide strip steel rolling mill, started production of hot coils.
2010-03 Completed the square steel pipe equipment at Tahara Factory and started production.
2010-03 Completed Tahara Factory leveler shear line equipment, started production of cut sheets.
2010-06 Started operation of the steelmaking plant at Tahara Factory.
2010-06 Completed Tahara Factory square steel pipe equipment, started production.
2011-08 Completed the hot-rolled wide strip steel pickling equipment at Tahara Factory and started production of pickled coils.
2011-08 Started operation of Tahara Steelmaking Factory.
2012-03 Production stopped at Takamatsu Factory.
2012-03 Completed Tahara Factory hot-rolled wide strip steel pickling equipment, started production of pickled coils.
2012-04 Established Takamatsu Steel Center.
2012-04 Production stopped at Takamatsu Steel Factory.
2013-04 Abolished Osaka Sales Office and Tahara Sales Office, established Osaka Branch and Nagoya Branch.
2013-04 Established Takamatsu Steel Center.
2015-04 Abolished Kyushu Sales Office and established Kyushu Branch.
2015-04 Abolished Osaka Sales Office and Tahara Sales Office, established Osaka Branch and Nagoya Branch.
2017-06 Announced the long-term environmental vision "Tokyo Steel EcoVision 2050".
2017-06 Abolished Kyushu Sales Office and established Kyushu Branch.
2018-01 Installed and started operation of No.4 CCM equipment at Okayama Factory.
2018-01 Announced the long-term environmental vision "Tokyo Steel EcoVision 2050".
2020-08 Decided to acquire 66,100㎡ of land adjacent to Utsunomiya Factory.
2020-08 Installed and commenced operation of No. 4 CCM equipment at Okayama Factory.
2021-06 Revised the long-term environmental vision "Tokyo Steel EcoVision 2050".
2021-06 Decided to acquire 66,100㎡ of land adjacent to Utsunomiya Factory.
2021-07 Completed solar power facilities at four domestic factories.
2021-07 Revised the long-term environmental vision "Tokyo Steel EcoVision 2050".
2022-06 Established Nagoya Satellite Yard.
2022-06 Completed solar power facilities at four domestic factories.
2022-12 Restarted hot rolling mill at Okayama Factory.
2022-12 Established Nagoya Satellite Yard.
2024-06 Established Kansai Satellite Yard.
2024-09 Reactivated pickling equipment at Tahara Factory.
2025-06 Established Tokyo Bay Area Satellite Yard.
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8010001008819
Trade name東京製鐵株式会社
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8010001008819
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Capital30894000000
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