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Founder Sadayoshi Sakurai established a machine shop specializing in automotive parts machining in Sukeno-cho, Hamamatsu City.
Established: October 1950
Established
Reorganized as a limited partnership.
Reorganized as a joint-stock company with capital of 2 million yen.
Began manufacturing rotary milling machines.
Merged with Sakurai Seisakusho Co., Ltd., located in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, bringing capital to 50 million yen.
Registered its shares on the Tokyo over-the-counter market and purchased 36,300 m² of land in Handa-cho, Hamamatsu City, for a factory site (now the Funaoka Plant).
Registered its shares on the Tokyo over-the-counter market; acquired 36,300 m² of land in Handa-cho, Hamamatsu City, for a factory site (now the Funaoka Factory)
The Funaoka Plant began operations.
Purchased 2,962 m² of land and a factory in Hikuma-cho, Hamamatsu City.
The Hikuma Plant began operations as a parts machining plant.
Increased capital to 100 million yen.
The machine tool manufacturing plant began operations at the Funaoka Plant.
Purchased 2,460 m² of land and a factory in Haruno-cho, Shuchi District, Shizuoka Prefecture (now part of Hamamatsu City), and began operations.
Began selling circular knitting machines for warp-pattern knitting.
Began manufacturing the TURREX multi-axis head-changing machine.
Completed the head office building in Sukeno-cho, Hamamatsu City.
Capital reached 200.7 million yen.
Acquired 35,995 m² of land in the Hosoe-cho Industrial Park, Inasa District (now Kita Ward, Hamamatsu City), and began construction of a parts factory
Relocated the head office factories (Sukenobu and Hikuma factories) to the Hosoe Factory and began operations there
Expansion of the Funaoka Plant completed
Construction of the second plant at the Hosoe Plant completed
Closed the Haruno Factory and integrated it into the Hosoe Factory
Relocated the head office to the site of the Funaoka Factory in Handa-cho, Hamamatsu City
Established subsidiary SAKURAI U.S.A., CO. in the United States
Obtained ISO 14001 certification
Established subsidiary SAKURAI VIETNAM CO., LTD. in Vietnam
Canceled its over-the-counter registration with the Japan Securities Dealers Association and listed its shares on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange (now the Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard))
Construction of a 896 m² office at the Hosoe Plant, Parts Processing Division, completed
The second-phase factory (4,500 m²) of subsidiary SAKURAI VIETNAM CO., LTD. completed
Expansion of the second plant at the Hosoe Plant completed
Established subsidiary SAKURAI(THAILAND)LTD. in Thailand
Subsidiary SAKURAI (THAILAND) LTD. liquidated
Construction of the third plant at the Hosoe Plant, Parts Processing Division, completed
Reduced capital to 100 million yen
70th anniversary of the founding of Sakurai Seisakusho
We provide a form for shareholders to submit various procedures such as name change, address change, inheritance and gifts, as well as consultations regarding the sale of shares. We ask that they enter the accurate shareholder name and registered address, and after reviewing the inquiry, a representative will contact them.
Sakurai Ltd. was delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market on October 1, 2026. Information about the handling of shares and related procedures after delisting will be provided through Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank. Shareholders should contact the bank about the specific procedures and required documents.
Sakurai Ltd. announced the status of its share repurchases and their completion on September 30, 2026. Further details are available in the company’s investor relations news.
Sakurai Manufacturing Co., Ltd. announced that it will be delisted on September 25, 2026. Details regarding the handling of shares after delisting are provided in the PDF document.
Sakurai Ltd. will be delisted effective October 1, 2026, and trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange will end after the September 30 session. Shareholders will retain their shares and rights after delisting, but the shares will no longer be tradable on the stock market; no physical share certificates will be issued. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank will continue as the shareholder registry administrator and will handle transfers, inheritance, and address changes.
Ahead of its delisting, the company set a new share repurchase framework based on shareholders' intention to sell. The acquisition period is from September 24 to 30, 2026, the number of shares to be acquired is 290,000, and the total amount is 145 million yen. After delisting, trading of shares and share repurchases will be restricted.
Sakurai Ltd. announced the status and completion of its share buyback and reported the related decisions. See the PDF materials for details.
Sakurai Ltd. will be delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market effective October 1, 2026. The company is currently conducting a share repurchase and asks shareholders considering a sale to report their intention and desired number of shares. This notice is solely to gauge shareholder intentions and is not a promise or recommendation to sell. Details will be announced promptly once formally decided.
Sakurai Ltd. plans to delist from the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market on October 1, 2026. The company is currently conducting a share buyback. Shareholders considering a sale are asked to contact the company with their intention and desired number of shares. An expression of interest does not guarantee a sale, and the company will provide timely notice once a decision is made.
On September 1, 2026, Sakurai Ltd. announced the status of its share repurchase. Please refer to the PDF for details.