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Founding
The first president, Kohei Saito, founded the Ikegami Communications Equipment Manufacturing Plant in Tsutsukawa, Ota-ku, Tokyo, and began manufacturing small transformers and power equipment for communication devices.
Founder President Koichi Saito established Ikegami Communications Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. at 913 Tsutsukawa, Ota-ku, Tokyo, and began manufacturing small transformers for communication equipment and power devices.
The company was reorganized as Ikegami Communications Equipment Manufacturing Plant Co., Ltd., with a capital of 195,000 yen.
Organizational change to Ikegami Communications Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (capital 195,000 yen).
Individual founding
Under the guidance of the NHK General Technical Research Institute, the company developed and began manufacturing and selling automatic frequency characteristic recording devices and parts for television studio equipment.
Under guidance from the NHK General Technical Research Institute, developed and began manufacturing and selling automatic frequency characteristic recording devices and parts for television studio equipment.
The company changed its trade name to Ikegami Communications Equipment Co., Ltd.
A Kawasaki factory was established, and the manufacturing of television broadcasting equipment and audio equipment began.
Established the Kawasaki plant and started manufacturing television broadcasting equipment and audio devices.
A Mito factory was established, and the manufacturing of power equipment and measuring instruments began.
Established the Mito plant and began manufacturing power devices, measuring instruments, and related equipment.
A Fujisawa factory was established, and the manufacturing of industrial television equipment and small transformers began.
Established the Fujisawa plant and began manufacturing industrial television equipment and small transformers.
Publicly listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's over-the-counter market.
Publicly listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's over-the-counter market.
Shares listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Second Section.
Listed shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Established the U.S. corporation Ikegami Electronics Industries Inc. in New York.
Established the U.S. subsidiary Ikegami Electronics Industries Inc. of New York (consolidated subsidiary).
Established the Utsunomiya plant and began manufacturing industrial television equipment.
Established the Utsunomiya plant and began manufacturing industrial television equipment.
Established the Ikegami plant and transferred the television camera division from the Kawasaki plant.
Established the Ikegami plant and transferred the television camera division from the Kawasaki plant.
Changed the corporate name of Ikegami Electronics Industries Inc. to its current name.
Changed the corporate name of Ikegami Electronics Industries Inc. of New York to Ikegami Electronics (U, S, A.) Inc.
Opened a resident office in West Germany.
Opened a West Germany resident office.
Established the West German corporation Ikegami Electronics (Europe) and closed the resident office.
Established the West Germany subsidiary Ikegami Electronics (Europe) G, M, B, H (consolidated subsidiary) and closed the resident office.
Shares listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's First Section with a specified replacement.
Specified replacement listing of shares on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Established Ikegami Technologies Co., Ltd.
Established Techno Ikegami Co., Ltd.
Established Ikegami Elder Co., Ltd.
Established Ikegami Elder Co., Ltd.
Established Item Co., Ltd.
Established Item Co., Ltd.
Integrated the operations of the Fujisawa office into the Ikegami plant.
Integrated the operations of the Fujisawa office into the Ikegami plant.
Transferred all operations of the Kawasaki plant to the Shonan plant.
Transfer all operations from Kawasaki Factory to Shonan Factory.
Integrated the operations of the Mito plant into the Utsunomiya plant.
Integrate operations of Mito Factory into Utsunomiya Factory.
Liquidated Ikegami Elder Co., Ltd.
Liquidate Ikegami Elder Co., Ltd.
Merged the Ikegami and Utsunomiya plants.
Merge Ikegami Factory with Utsunomiya Factory.
Added Ikegami Technologies Co., Ltd. to the consolidation scope.
Transferred the production function of part of the Utsunomiya Product Center to Ikegami Technologies Co., Ltd.
Established the Singapore corporation Ikegami Electronics Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.
Establish Singapore subsidiary Ikegami Electronics Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.
Transitioned to the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Move to the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
We have confirmed unauthorized access suspected of being a cyber attack and are investigating in collaboration with external specialized agencies. It has also been revealed that information was published on the attacker's leak site. Currently, we are verifying the content and scope of the disclosed information. Based on the investigation results, we will disclose necessary information as appropriate.
The company is investigating a possible cyberattack and has confirmed unauthorized access to some servers and encryption of files. It is also investigating the scope of any information leak and has reported the matter to relevant authorities. System recovery will proceed after security has been confirmed.
On September 21, Ikegami Tsushinki received information about a possible external cyberattack and began an investigation. It is working with relevant departments and specialist organizations to determine the facts and scope of any impact. Details and damage are still being assessed, and necessary measures are being taken.
Ikegami Tsushinki Co., Ltd. has developed four 4K/HD system cameras with variable ND filters—UHK-X700VN, UHK-X750VN, UHK-X600VN, and UHK-X650VN—as new additions to its UNICAM XE series. Orders will open in November 2026. The variable ND filter enables continuous exposure adjustment without being affected by changes in light, while maintaining the aperture setting and depth of field, improving creative flexibility and operability. The models are also scheduled to be exhibited at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from September 11 to 14.
Ikegami Tsushinki Co., Ltd. received an order from Airbus Helicopters Japan for the onboard equipment of a helicopter television transmission system for the Nagoya Fire Department. Delivery is scheduled for March 2027. The equipment will be installed for the first time on the new H160 aircraft and will provide high-quality video transmission using an H.265 codec and 5 W transmission power.
At Round 3 of the FIM Asia Road Racing Championship in Japan, Ikegami Tsushinki’s UNICAM XE camera system was used to produce dynamic race footage with 12 cameras. The live broadcast reached approximately 40 million viewers across Asia. Stable, high-quality images were delivered by the 4K-upgradable HD portable camera system UHK-X600 and the HD portable camera system HDK-X500.
In June 2026, Ikegami Tsushinki delivered ground equipment for a helicopter television transmission system to Shimane Prefecture. It receives video in real time from helicopters and transmits it to the prefectural government office. By upgrading an existing station and adding a new one, the system enables video reception throughout the prefecture, supporting situational awareness and information sharing during disasters. High-compression video transmission and automatic switching functions also improve operating efficiency and image quality.
Through Ebara Environmental Plant, Ikegami Tsushinki received an order for an IP surveillance camera system for the Saga City waste treatment plant. Reusing existing cabling reduces construction work while improving image definition and visibility. The system includes Full HD network cameras and a touchscreen controller and is scheduled for delivery in 2027.
Ikegami Tsushinki has delivered a mobile surgical camera system to Kameda Daiichi Hospital in Niigata Prefecture. This system aims to record high-definition images and streamline filming operations, and is expected to be used for surgical video teaching materials and conference presentation materials. The camera is compact, easy to operate, and capable of capturing images from various angles.
Ikegami Tsushinki has supplied the Advanced Centre for Eyes in India with a high-sensitivity HD camera "MKC-X300" for surgical microscopes and a video recorder "MDR-600HD-A". This contributes to high-quality recording of surgical videos and medical personnel training.