Condotech Co., Ltd.

Fujio Kondo founded Kondo Shoten as a sole proprietorship in Izumo, Taisho-ku, Osaka City. The founders were Fujio Kondo and his wife Yoriko.

Kondo Fujio founded Kondo Shoten as a sole proprietorship in Izumo, Daisho-ku, Osaka City.

With a capital of 2,500 thousand yen, Kondo Shoten Co., Ltd. was established and its headquarters set in Izumo, Taisho-ku, Osaka City. Production and sale of marine hardware began.

Established Kondo Shoten Co., Ltd. with a capital of 2,500 thousand yen and set its headquarters in Izumo, Daisho-ku, Osaka City.

The company name was changed to Kondo Tekkō Co., Ltd.

Changed the company name to Kondo Tekkō Co., Ltd.

Production of shackles began at the headquarters' factory.

Started producing shackles at the factory on the headquarters site.

A Tokyo branch office (now a branch) was established.

Opened a Tokyo branch office (now a branch).

Established in September 1958 (Showa 33).

A Tokyo factory was opened, and production of turn buckles began.

Opened a Tokyo factory.

Established in September 1963 (Showa 38).

A Nagoya branch office (now a branch) and a Trade Department (now Overseas Sales Department) were established.

Opened a Nagoya branch office (now a branch) and a Trade Department (now Overseas Sales Department).

A Fukuoka branch office (now a branch) was opened, and wire rope sales began.

Opened a Fukuoka branch office (now a branch).

A Sapporo branch office (now a branch) was opened, and a Kyushu factory was established.

Opened a Sapporo branch office (now a branch) and a Kyushu factory.

Production of scaffold hanging chains began.

Started production of scaffold lifting chains.

In the 1970 fiscal year, the company was recognized as an export-contributing enterprise by the Minister of International Trade and Industry and received an award (certification number 45 Da 1671).

In 1970, recognized as an export-contributing company by the Minister of International Trade and Industry and received an award; opened Sendai branch (now a branch) and Hiroshima office (now a branch).

The Japan Temporary Construction Industry Association, in conjunction with the Ministry of Labor's Industrial Safety Research Institute, established the first certification standard for hanging chains, which the company passed (certification number 4601).

Society of Temporary Industry Association, Ministry of Labor Industrial Safety Research Institute established, passed the first standard for hanging chain certification.

From its founding, the company expanded to Tokyo, shifted from sea to land, and established a Kyushu factory.

From founding, expanded to Tokyo, shifted from sea to land, and opened a Kyushu factory.

Established on June 29, 1972 (Showa 47).

Established.

Production and sale of civil engineering and construction hardware, as well as nails and screws, began.

Started manufacturing and selling civil engineering and construction fasteners and rivets.

The headquarters moved from Izumo, Taisho-ku, Osaka City to Nishi-ku, Kitakishikawa (later changed to Nishi-ku, Kishikawa due to residential address change).

Moved headquarters from Izumo, Taisho-ku, Osaka City to Kitakishigawa, Nishi-ku.

Opened the Yokohama Office (now a branch) and the Niigata Office (now a branch).

Opened Yokohama branch (now a branch) and Niigata branch (now a branch).

Fully launched the sale of temporary equipment. Opened the Shizuoka Office.

Fully launched sales of temporary equipment, opened Shizuoka office, and completed an automatic round separator line at the Kyushu factory.

Established in October 1984 (Showa 59).

Established.

At the Kyushu plant, obtained the first industry JIS A 5541 designation for architectural turnbuckle bodies (JIS approval number 885001).

At the Kyushu factory, obtained JIS A 5541 approval for the Japanese Industrial Standard labeling of architectural turn-buckle bodies.

At the Kyushu plant, additionally obtained JIS A 5540, JIS A 5541, and JIS A 5542 approvals, becoming a comprehensive JIS-approved facility for turnbuckle and brace products.

Opened Saitama office, Kanazawa branch (now office), Kobe branch (now office), obtained additional JIS A 5540, 5541, 5542 labeling approvals at the Kyushu factory, opened Nagasaki office, and began selling synthetic resin and industrial plastic products.

Moved to the next stage with nationwide expansion and the completion of the headquarters building.

At the Kyushu factory, received approval from the Japan Housing and Wood Technology Center Foundation for high-quality joinery fasteners for timber frame houses, opened Kanto branch (now a branch), and completed Building A of the second Kyushu factory.

Established in December 1988 (Showa 63).

Established.

Changed the company name to KONDOTEC Co., Ltd. Opened the Kyushu Office and the Kagoshima Branch Office (now an office).

Changed company name to Condotech Co., Ltd., opened Kyushu office, Kagoshima office (now office), and Takamatsu office.

Opened the Tokai Office. Opened the Chukyo Office (now a branch) and the Hachioji Office.

Opened Tokai office, Chukyo office (now a branch), and Hachioji office.

Opened the Kanto Plant. Opened the North Kanto Office (now a branch), the Tama Office (now a Kanagawa office), and the Keiji Office.

Opened Kanto factory, Hokusei office (now a branch), Tama office (now Kanagawa office), and Keiji office.

Opened the Sapporo Plant and the Koriyama Office.

Opened Sapporo factory and Gunma office.

Opened the Yuki Branch Office (now an office).

Opened Yuki branch (now office).

Opened the Matsumoto Branch Office (now an office).

Opened Matsumoto office (now office).

Listed shares on the Second Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange.

Listed shares on the Second Section of the Osaka Stock Exchange.

At the Kanto Plant, obtained JIS A 5540 and JIS A 5542 approvals. Opened the Hyogo Office. Completed Building B and C of the second Kyushu Plant. Opened the Aomori Branch Office.

Obtained JIS A 5540 and 5542 labeling approvals at the Kanto factory, opened Hyogo office, completed Buildings B and C of the second Kyushu factory, and opened Aomori office.

Opened the Kitakyushu Office.

Opened Kitakyushu office.

Established in June 1997 (Heisei 9).

Established.

Opened the Hamamatsu Office.

Opened Hamamatsu Sales Office

Opened the Chiba Branch Office (now an office). Listed shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Opened the Kanto Logistics Center.

Opened Chiba Branch Office, listed shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, opened Kanto Logistics Center, obtained ISO9002 certification for Kyushu Factory

Changed the company name to KONDOTEC Co., Ltd. Obtained ISO9002 (now ISO9001) certification for the Kanto Plant.

Changed company name to KONDOTEC Co., Ltd., obtained ISO9002 certification for Kanto Factory

Obtained ISO9001:2000 certification for the Kanto Plant. Established KONDOTEC INTERNATIONAL (THAILAND) CO., LTD. (Bangkok, Thailand).

Obtained ISO9001:2000 certification for Kanto Factory

Obtained ISO9001:2000 certification for the Kyushu Plant. Certified the anchor bolt manufacturing plant for architectural structures. Opened the Home Center Division.

Obtained ISO9001:2000 certification for Kyushu Factory, certified as a manufacturer of anchor bolts for building structures, opened Home Center Division

Opened the East Kanto Office. Established a Yantai logistics warehouse in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China.

Opened East Kanto Sales Office, established Yantai Logistics Warehouse in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China

Signed an agency agreement with Austria's Pevag. Established the San'yō and Kyoto offices.

Signed agency agreement with Austria's Peawag, opened San'yō Sales Office and Kyoto Sales Office

Established the Akita and Fukushima offices. Obtained general construction license for tunneling and earthworks.

Opened Akita Sales Office and Fukushima Sales Office, opened Shiga Factory and South Kyushu Sales Office, obtained ISO9001:2008 certification for Shiga Factory, obtained display permission for JIS A 5540 and 5542 at Sapporo Factory, opened Hokue Sales Office

Established the Hokkaido office. Established the Shiga factory and the South Kyushu office. Obtained display permits for JIS A 5540 and JIS A 5542 at the Shiga factory.

Opened Hokkaido Sales Office, Shiga Factory, and South Kyushu Sales Office, obtained ISO9001:2008 certification for Shiga Factory, obtained display permission for JIS A 5540 and 5542 at Sapporo Factory

Obtained display permits for JIS A 5540 and JIS A 5542 at the Shiga factory. Certified anchor bolts for building structures at the Sapporo factory. Established the Kitakyo office. Achieved ISO 9001:2008 certification for the Sapporo factory.

Obtained ISO9001:2008 certification for Shiga Factory, obtained display permission for JIS A 5540 and 5542 at Sapporo Factory, obtained ISO9001:2008 certification for Sapporo Factory

Certified anchor bolts for building structures at the Shiga factory.

Certified Shiga Factory as a manufacturer of anchor bolts for building structures

Made Sanwa Electric Materials Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. Merged the Hokkaido office into the Sapporo branch. Merged the Kitakyo office into the Niigata office. Merged the South Kyushu office into the Kagoshima office. Established the Sanwa Electric Materials Osaka office.

Made Sanwa Denzai Co., Ltd. a subsidiary, merged Hokkaido Sales Office into Sapporo Branch, merged Hokue Sales Office into Niigata Sales Office, merged South Kyushu Sales Office into Kagoshima Sales Office, opened Sanwa Denzai Osaka Sales Office

Obtained display permits for JIS B 1220 and JIS B 1221 at the Kyushu factory. Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges. Obtained display permits for JIS B 1220 and JIS B 1221 at the Shiga factory.

Obtained display permission for JIS B 1220 and 1221 at Kyushu Factory, listed on the First Section of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges, obtained display permission for JIS B 1220 and 1221, obtained general construction business license

July 2011 (Heisei 23).

Established.

Implemented a 1:2 stock split. Obtained display permits for JIS B 1220 and JIS B 1221 at the Sapporo factory. Established the Tohoku office. Established KONDOTEC INTERNATIONAL (THAILAND) CO., LTD. in Thailand.

Implemented a 1:2 stock split, obtained display permission for JIS B 1220 and 1221 at Sapporo Factory, opened Tohoku Sales Office, established KONDOTEC INTERNATIONAL (THAILAND) CO., LTD. in Bangkok, Thailand, increased capital

Established on November 1, 2012 (Heisei 24).

Established.

Promoted to Overseas Sales Division. Established the Development Sales Division, incorporating the Railway Environment Group and the Home Center Group. Renamed the Kansai branch. Obtained display permit for JIS B 2809 at the Kyushu factory.

Promoted to Overseas Sales Division, established Development Sales Division, split Iron Structure Sales Division into East Japan Iron Structure Sales Division and West Japan Iron Structure Sales Division, established Kansai Branch, obtained display permission for JIS B 2809 at Kyushu Factory

Made Chuo Giken Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. Established the Product Division. Established the Morioka office. Achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification for the Kyushu factory.

Made Chuo Giken Co., Ltd. a subsidiary

Established the Product Division. Established the Morioka office. Achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification for the Kyushu factory.

Established Product Division, opened Morioka Sales Office, obtained ISO9001:2015 certification for Kyushu Factory

Established in April 2015 (Heisei 27).

Established.

Established.

Established the Nagano and Kumamoto offices. Established the Business Strategy Office (now Management Strategy Office).

Opened Nagano Sales Office and Kumamoto Sales Office, established Business Strategy Office

Abolished the East Japan Manufacturing Division and West Japan Manufacturing Division, bringing each factory directly under the Manufacturing Headquarters. Established the e-Commerce Group. Established the Okinawa office.

Discontinued East Japan and West Japan Manufacturing Divisions, brought factories under direct control of Manufacturing Headquarters, established e-Commerce Group, opened Okinawa Branch Office

Established the Okayama office. Achieved ISO 14001:2015 certification for the Shiga factory.

Opened Okayama Sales Office, obtained ISO14001:2015 certification for Shiga Factory

Acquired the labor-saving and image processing equipment business from Mechatro Engineering Co., Ltd. Made the civil engineering scaffold and related construction work a subsidiary. Completed the Shiga 2nd factory. Established the Quality Assurance Office.

Acquired the labor-saving and image processing equipment business, transferred the product department to the overseas sales and operations departments and abolished it, completed the second factory in Shiga, and established a quality assurance office.

Made Tokai Step Co., Ltd. a subsidiary. Achieved ISO 14001:2015 certification for the Kanto factory. Transitioned to a company with an Audit Committee.

Made Tokai Step, whose business purpose is scaffold erection work for civil engineering and construction, a subsidiary; obtained ISO14001:2015 certification for the Kanto factory; transitioned to a company with an audit committee.

Renamed to the SDGs Promotion Office. Acquired all voting shares of Fuko Co., Ltd. Established Japan Scaffold Holdings. Acquired shares of Kuriyama Aluminum.

Renamed the quality assurance office to the SDGs Promotion Office; made Fukoku Co., Ltd., whose business purpose is scaffold erection work for civil engineering and construction, a subsidiary; established Japan Scaffold Holdings; acquired shares of Kuriyama Aluminum.

Established in April 2021 (Reiwa 3).

Established.

Achieved ISO 14001:2015 certification for the Kyushu and Sapporo factories. Established the Gunma office. Moved to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market.

Obtained ISO14001:2015 certification for the Kyushu factory; opened a Gunma sales office; transitioned to listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime market; obtained ISO14001:2015 certification for the Sapporo factory.

Split the Iron Structure Sales Division into the East Japan Iron Structure Sales Division and the West Japan Iron Structure Sales Division.

Divided the steel structure sales department into the 'East Japan Steel Structure Sales Department' and the 'West Japan Steel Structure Sales Department'.

Established the Hokkaido office. Acquired all voting shares of Ueda Construction and made it a subsidiary.

Opened a Hokkaido sales office; acquired all voting shares of Ueda Construction.

Established the Hokuriku branch office. Created a new Environmental Energy Group. Acquired shares of Suzutō Co., Ltd. and Ryukyu Bridge, and made them subsidiaries.

Opened a Hokuriku sales office; established the Environmental Energy Group; acquired shares of Suzutō and Ryukyu Bridge.