Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd.

Opened Takagi Lacquerware Shop as a sole proprietorship.

Successfully developed lacquerware using synthetic resin (bakelite) and began production.

Renamed to Takagi Manufacturing.

Built headquarters factory in Nakanawa, Takaoka City.

Constructed the headquarters factory at 261 Nakagawa, Takaoka City.

Established Nagoya branch office as an out-of-Toyama location.

Opened the Nagoya branch as the first out-of-prefecture location outside Toyama Prefecture.

Established Osaka branch office (now Osaka branch).

Established Tokyo branch office (now Tokyo branch).

Reorganized as a corporation and established Takagi Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Reorganized as a corporation and established Takagi Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Established Hamamatsu sales office (now Hamamatsu branch).

Moved headquarters to Kawaguchi, Shinminato City (now Shimizu City). Built headquarters factory (now Shinminato factory).

Established headquarters sales department (now Hokuriku branch).

Moved headquarters to 800 Kawaguchi, Shinminato City (now Shimizu City). Constructed the headquarters factory (now Shinminato Factory).

Established Takagi Solid Co., Ltd. (renamed to Takagi Seiki Co., Ltd. in 1973, and to Himim Seiko Co., Ltd. in 1987).

Established Takagi Solid Co., Ltd. headquarters factory in Himim City, Toyama Prefecture (now Himim factory).

Established Hamamatsu factory in Ryuo Town, Iwata District, Shizuoka Prefecture (now Iwata City).

Established Tohoku Takagi Co., Ltd. (renamed to Tohoku Seiko Co., Ltd. in 1988).

Established Takagi Chemical Co., Ltd. (renamed to Fukumitsu Seiko Co., Ltd. in 1987).

Established T.K. Chemical Co., Ltd.

The company name was changed to Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd. and the headquarters was moved to Nizuka, Takaoka City.

Changed company name to Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd. and moved headquarters to 3-322 Nizuka, Takaoka City.

Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged with Himi Seiko Co., Ltd., Fukumi Seiko Co., Ltd., and Tohoku Seiko Co., Ltd. The Himi, Fukumi, and Tohoku factories began operation.

Absorbed and merged with Himi Seiko Co., Ltd., Fukumitsu Seiko Co., Ltd., and Tohoku Seiko Co., Ltd., operating as Himi Factory, Fukumitsu Factory, and Tohoku Factory respectively.

Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged with T.K. Chemical Co., Ltd. The Hamamatsu TK factory (now Hamamatsu Factory (Hamamatsu)) began operation.

Trinity Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary) was established.

Takagi Seiko (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., a foreign subsidiary, was established.

Established overseas subsidiary Takagi Seiko (Hong Kong) Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary).

A joint venture, Foshan Nanhai Huada Takagi Mould Co., Ltd., was established (converted to a joint venture in 2000 and renamed in 2004).

Established joint venture Foshan Nanhai Huada Takagi Mould Co., Ltd. (changed to a joint venture in 2000, renamed to Foshan Nanhai Huada Takagi Mould Co., Ltd. in 2004, now a consolidated subsidiary).

A joint venture, Takawa Precision Engineering (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., was established.

Established joint venture Takawa Seiko (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary).

The Tochigi branch office (now Tochigi branch) was opened.

A joint venture, Dalian Daxian Takagi Mould Co., Ltd., was established.

Established joint venture Dalian Daxian Takagi Mould Co., Ltd. (now an equity method affiliate).

Trinity Co., Ltd. moved to Nizuka, Takaoka City.

Trinity Co., Ltd. moved to Nizuka, Takaoka City (within headquarters premises).

A joint venture, PT Takagi Salimulti Utama, was established.

Established joint venture PT Takagi Salimulti Utama (now a consolidated subsidiary).

A joint venture, Takagi Automotive Parts (Foshan) Co., Ltd., was established.

Established joint venture Takagi Automotive Parts (Foshan) Co., Ltd. (now a consolidated subsidiary).

Takagi Seiko Co., Ltd. became a subsidiary of Meiwa Apex Co., Ltd. through a joint acquisition of shares.

Acquired shares jointly to make Meiwa Apex Co., Ltd. (Gunma Prefecture) a subsidiary.

A joint venture, PT TSC Manufacturing (Indonesia), was established.

Established joint venture PT TSC Manufacturing (Indonesia).

A joint venture, Thai Takagi Seiko Company Limited, was established.

Established joint venture Thai Takagi Seiko Company Limited (now a consolidated subsidiary).

Listed on the JASDAQ market.

Meiwa Apex Co., Ltd. was absorbed and merged, operating as the Kanto factory.

Absorbed Meiwa Apex Co., Ltd. (Gunma Prefecture) and operated as a Kanto factory.

PT Takagi Salimulti Utama absorbed and merged with PT TSC Manufacturing.

PT Takagi Salim Multi Utama (Indonesia) absorbed PT TSC Manufacturing (Indonesia).

Wuhan Takagi Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. was established (renamed Wuhan Takagi Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. in 2016).

Established Wuhan Ta Jiaqi Automobile Parts Co., Ltd. (renamed Wuhan Takagi Automobile Parts Co., Ltd. in 2016, currently a consolidated subsidiary).

Moved to the Standard market due to a review of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market classification.

Signed a technical support agreement with JRG Automotive Industry India for rotary molding technology.

Signed a technical support agreement for rotational molding with JRG Automotive Industry India (India).

Signed a production readiness support and technical assistance agreement with Toho Precision Molds Philippines.

Signed a production preparation support and technical assistance agreement with Tohou Precision Molds Philippines (Philippines).

Established the joint venture JRG TS Autotech.

Established a joint venture, JRG TS Autotech (India).

Signed a technical support agreement for painting with JRG TS Autotech.

Signed a technical support agreement for painting with JRG TS Autotech (India).