Sukegawa Electric Co., Ltd.

Founded in Sukegawa-cho, Hitachi City, by Yōkichi Domeki with capital of ¥1 million

Sheathed heater completed and commercialized

Japan's first domestically produced sheathed thermocouple completed and commercialized

Sheathed microheater completed and commercialized

Opened the Osaka Sales Office

Sheathed resistance thermometer completed and commercialized / Delivered a simulated FBR fuel assembly to the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute

Completed and began commercial sales of a sheath-type resistance thermometer.

Delivered a simulated fuel assembly for an FBR to the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute.

Capital increased to ¥100 million / Built a sodium experimental apparatus at the Namekawa Plant

Increased capital to ¥100 million.

Constructed a sodium experimental facility at the Namekawa Plant.

Opened the Tokyo Sales Office

Delivered an ECCS simulated fuel assembly to the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute / Promoted the Tokyo Sales Office to the Tokyo Branch

Delivered an ECCS simulated fuel assembly to the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute.

Promoted the Tokyo Sales Office to a Tokyo Branch.

Capital increased to ¥150 million / Built a wire-drawing plant in the first phase of construction at the Takahagi Plant / Received the Tanabe Award for Meritorious Invention for developing an induction-type sodium level gauge

Increased capital to ¥150 million.

Established a wire-drawing plant as part of Phase 1 construction at the Takahagi Plant.

Received the Tanabe Invention Merit Award for developing an induction-type sodium level meter.

Exported simulated fuel rods to EG&G in the United States and a sodium level meter to the French Electricity Authority.

Expanded the large nuclear equipment assembly plant (Building C) in the second phase of construction at the Takahagi Plant.

Received the Invention Achievement Award for developing a simulated fuel assembly at the 5th Invention Grand Prize award ceremony, hosted by the Japan Invention Promotion Association and The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun.

Yokichi Domeki received the Medal with Blue Ribbon for his contributions to the development and advancement of simulated fuel rods.

Exported an electric heating wire manufacturing plant to the Soviet Union / Received the Saikai Memorial Award for developing an annular-flow linear induction electromagnetic pump / Masanori Nozaki became President and Representative Director.

Exported an electric heating wire manufacturing plant to the Soviet Union.

Received the Saikai Memorial Award for developing an annular-flow linear induction electromagnetic pump.

Masanori Nozaki was appointed President and Representative Director.

Received the Director-General of the Science and Technology Agency Award for developing an induction-type sodium level meter.

Increased capital to ¥264 million / Yokichi Domeki received the Research and Development Award at the 1st Outstanding Business Manager Awards / Constructed an office building (now the head office, Building A) at the Takahagi Plant.

Capital increased to ¥264 million.

Yokichi Domeki received the Research and Development Award at the 1st Outstanding Management Award ceremony.

An office building (now the head office, Building A) was constructed at the Takahagi Plant.

Yokichi Domeki received the Order of the Rising Sun, Fourth Class.

Constructed a cleanroom building (Building B) at the Takahagi Plant / Increased capital to ¥341.5 million / Koichi Domeki became President and Representative Director.

A cleanroom building (Building B) was constructed at the Takahagi Plant.

Capital increased to ¥341.5 million.

Koichi Domeki became President and Representative Director.

Opened the Tsukuba Office.

Received the Minister of Labour's Award for Excellence as an outstanding workplace for labor safety.

Registered the shares with the Japan Securities Dealers Association / Increased capital to ¥921.1 million.

The company's shares were registered with the Japan Securities Dealers Association.

Capital increased to ¥921.1 million.

Constructed a plant for assembling temperature sensors and heating equipment at the Takahagi Plant, and relocated that division and head office functions from the Namekawa Plant / Obtained ISO 9001 certification from LRQA.

A plant for assembling temperature sensors and heating equipment was built at the Takahagi Plant, and the relevant division and head office functions were relocated there from the Namekawa Plant.

Obtained ISO 9001 certification from LRQA.

Obtained JCSS accreditation from the Minister of International Trade and Industry.

Listed shares on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange / Obtained ISO 14001 certification / Obtained ASME "U" stamp certification.

The company's shares were listed on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange.

Obtained ISO 14001 certification.

Obtained ASME "U" Stamp certification.

Delivered a simulated fuel assembly (ATLAS) to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute for light-water reactor severe accident countermeasures.

Constructed a large equipment assembly plant (Building J) at the Takahagi Plant.

Received the 4th JSME Excellent Product Award from the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers for the technology and achievements of a simulated reactor fuel assembly.

Constructed an aluminum testing building at the Takahagi Plant.

Delivered a simulated fuel assembly (SMART-ITL CORE HEATER BUNDLE) to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute.

A substrate-heating heater for LCDs was completed, and deliveries began.

Developed a liquid lithium target for accelerator-based BNCT jointly with the Tokyo Institute of Technology / Delivered the “Heat and Material Flow Loop System (Oroshhi-2)” to the National Institute for Fusion Science for fusion research / Delivered a simulated fuel assembly (ATLAS2) to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute for severe accident countermeasures in light-water reactors / Constructed the Second Aluminum Test Building at the Takahagi Plant

Developed a liquid lithium target for accelerator-based BNCT in collaboration with the Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Delivered the "Heat and Mass Flow Loop Facility (Oroshhi-2)" to the National Institute for Fusion Science for fusion research.

Delivered a simulated fuel assembly (ATLAS2) to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute as a measure against severe accidents in light water reactors.

A second aluminum test building was constructed at the Takahagi Plant.

Osamu Kotaki was appointed President and Representative Director.

A cafeteria building was completed at the Takahagi Plant and opened as an employee cafeteria.

Delivered a simulated fuel assembly (STELLA2 HeaterBundle) to the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute for SFR (sodium-cooled fast reactor) experiments.

Constructed a Molten Metal Test Building at the Takahagi Plant.

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market.

Mitsutoshi Takahashi was appointed President and Representative Director.