SPO Co., Ltd.
株式会社エスピーオー
SPO Alias
1987-03-25
TYO
Japan
Video Production Business
Film Production Business
Media Operations
2nd Floor, Ginza Kiba Building, 16-21 Ginza 7-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan
Nakata Norihiro
100,000,000
36 people
36 people
Company name
Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
ケイツーエンタテイメント株式会社
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
Group Subsidiary
株式会社SPOディストリビューション
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
Group Subsidiary
大方映像製作股份有限公司(SPO Entertainment Taiwan Inc.)
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
Alliance
フィールズ株式会社
Group company Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank, lending and credit Investment, equity and shareholders
Shareholder

31 entries
DateDescription
1987-03 Established SPO Co., Ltd. as a video software sales company in Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
1989-11 Moved headquarters to Yagibacho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo for business expansion.
1992-06 Entered film distribution business with the theatrical film 'Virtual Wars'.
1993-08 Moved headquarters to Ginza 2-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo for business expansion.
1996-07 Moved headquarters to Ginza 5-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo for business expansion.
2001-02 Acquired a subsidiary status for Keitsu Entertainment Co., Ltd., a film distribution company, through a third-party allocation.
2002-07 Commenced production and release of DVDs.
2002-10 Received a transfer of film distribution business rights from Keitsu Entertainment Co., Ltd.
2003-07 Fully commenced purchase and distribution of Korean films.
2003-12 Renamed Keitsu Entertainment Co., Ltd. to SPO Distribution Co., Ltd.
2004-11 Fully acquired SPO Distribution Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary.
2005-04 Launched the 'Korean Wave Cinema Festival 2005' nationwide.
2005-06 Merged SPO Distribution Co., Ltd. into the company for restructuring.
2006-03 Opened the Asia cinema 'Cinemart Roppongi' in Roppongi, Tokyo.
2006-04 Opened the Asia cinema 'Cinemart Shinsaibashi' in Shinsaibashi, Osaka.
2006-12 Opened the Asia cinema 'Cinemart Shinjuku' in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
2007-12 Moved headquarters to Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
2008-03 Receive capital participation from Fields Corporation (now Yoneyama Fields Holdings Co., Ltd.)
2010-12 Open a Seoul office in South Korea (now SPO Entertainment Korea Inc.)
2012-09 Establish a joint venture company in Taiwan, 'Da Fang Film Production Co., Ltd. (SPO Entertainment Taiwan Inc.)'
2012-09 Establish a joint venture company in Taiwan, 'Da Fang Film Production Co., Ltd. (SPO Entertainment Taiwan Inc.)'
2013-03 Begin full-scale production of live-action dramas based on manga, starting with the production of 'Itazura na Kiss ~ Love in TOKYO'
2013-05 Start drama production in Taiwan with 'Bikini Boys'
2013-07 Establish a subsidiary in South Korea, 'SPO Entertainment Korea Inc.'
2014-10 Start drama production in South Korea with 'Nodame Cantabile ~ Nail Cantabile'
2015-06 Move headquarters to Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
2015-06 Close Cinema Road Roppongi
2021-03 Open the video streaming service 'At Home Cinem@rt' specializing in Asian movies
2021-12 Launch the Asia content specialty channel 'Entertainment Asia' on Amazon Prime Video
2023-12 List on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's TOKYO PRO Market
2025-09 Move headquarters to 7th Chome, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (current address)
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