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History
82 EVENTS
Business started as Inoue Manufacturing Plant in Chuo, Nishi-ku, Yokohama City.
Started business in Yokohama as Inoue Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Founded as an experimental laboratory of Keio University Faculty of Engineering.
June 1946: Founded as a lab facility of the Faculty of Engineering, Keio University.
Founded as an experimental laboratory of Keio University Faculty of Engineering.
Founded as a lab facility of the Faculty of Engineering, Keio University.
Founded by Dr. Taro Mori.
July 1948: Established as Asahi Electric Works Co., Ltd. by Dr. Taro Mori (PhD. in engineering).
Founded as Asahi Electric Works Co., Ltd. by Dr. Taro Mori, PhD in Engineering.
Established as Asahi Electric Works Co., Ltd. by Dr. Taro Mori (PhD. in engineering)
Participation in management of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. became a shareholder.
Established as the former Nippon Burni Co., Ltd. (formerly U.S. Burni, Koga Electric, Sumitomo Electric).
Established former Japan Burni Co., Ltd. (formerly US Burni, Furukawa Electric, Sumitomo Electric).
Established as the former Burndy Japan with investments from the former Burndy (U.S.), Furukawa Electric, and Sumitomo Electric Industries.
Operations started at Yokohama Works.
Started operation of Yokohama Plant.
Nagai factory established in Yamagata Prefecture (commenced operations in 1968).
April 1967: Established Nagai Works (Yamagata Prefecture) (started operation in 1968).
Established Nagai Works in Yamagata Prefecture (operations started in 1968).
Established Nagai Works (Yamagata Prefecture) (started operation in 1968).
Ebina factory established in Kanagawa Prefecture and commenced operations.
Established and commenced operations of the Ebina plant in Kanagawa Prefecture.
Established Ebina Works (Kanagawa Prefecture) and started operation.
Kumamoto factory established in Kumamoto Prefecture (commenced operations in 1970).
December 1969: Established Kumamoto Works (Kumamoto Prefecture) (started operation in 1970).
Established the Kumamoto plant in Kumamoto Prefecture (commenced operations in 1970).
Established Kumamoto Works (Kumamoto Prefecture) (started operation in 1970).
Kawasaki factory closed; manufacturing consolidated to Nagai and Kumamoto factories; headquarters moved to Mizunokuchi.
Closed the Kawasaki plant, consolidated manufacturing at Nagai and Kumamoto plants, and relocated headquarters to Mizunokuchi.
Commenced operations at the Ishioka Manufacturing Plant.
Started operation of Ishioka Plant.
Joined FCI France.
Joined FCI (France).
Company name changed to FCI Japan Co., Ltd.; Power Division relocated to Yokosuka.
Changed company name to FCI Japan Co., Ltd.
Changed company name to FCI Japan Co., Ltd.
Headquarters and Tokyo sales office moved to Azamino Minami, Aoba-ku, Yokohama City.
Relocated headquarters and Tokyo sales office to Azamino Minami, Aoba-ku, Yokohama City.
The Power Division moved to Yokosuka.
Relocated the Electric Power Division to Yokosuka Works
Nikko factory established in Tochigi Prefecture and commenced operations.
April 2003: Established Nikko Works (Tochigi Prefecture) and started operation.
Established and commenced operations of the Nikko plant in Tochigi Prefecture.
Established Nikko Works (Tochigi Prefecture) and started operation.
Changed company name to FCI Japan.
The Power Division transferred to Koga Power Components Co., Ltd., becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.
Transferred the Electric Power Division to Furukawa Power Components Co., Ltd. : Became a 100% subsidiary of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.
Became a 100% subsidiary of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.
March 2010: Became a 100% subsidiary of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.
Became a 100% subsidiary of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.
Established by consolidating the distribution businesses of Asahi Electric Co., Ltd., Inoue Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Koga Power Components Co., Ltd., and Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.; renamed to Koga Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd.; commenced operations as a comprehensive power equipment manufacturer covering the entire power supply network from power plants to end users.
October 2012: Established by the consolidation of Asahi Electric Works Co., Ltd., Inoue Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Furukawa Power Components Inc., and the electric components business units of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. : Changed company name to Furukawa Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd. : Started operations as a total power equipment manufacturer that covers the entire power supply network from power plants to consumers.
Established by integrating the distribution businesses of Asahi Electric Co., Ltd., Inoue Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Koga Power Components Co., Ltd., and Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd.; changed company name to Koga Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd.; commenced operations as a comprehensive power equipment manufacturer covering the entire power supply network from power plants to end users.
Established by the consolidation of Asahi Electric Works Co., Ltd., Inoue Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Furukawa Power Components Inc., and the electric components business units of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. : Changed company name to Furukawa Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd. : Started operations as a total power equipment manufacturer that covers the entire power supply network from power plants to consumers.
Business of the FCO Products and Electrical Materials divisions of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd. inherited through corporate split.
April 2013: Succeeded the businesses of the F-CO Products Division and Electric Feeder Division of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. through a company split.
Inherited the FCO product and electrical material divisions of Koga Electric Industries Co., Ltd. through a corporate split.
Succeeded the businesses of the F-CO Products Division and Electric Feeder Division of Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. through a company split.
Chubu Branch Relocation (Naka-ku, Nagoya City)
August 2014: Relocated the Chubu Branch Office (Naka Ward, Nagoya City).
Chubu Branch Relocation (Naka-ku, Nagoya City)
Relocated the Chubu Branch Office (Naka Ward, Nagoya City)
New factory building (processing plant) completed within Ebina site.
September 2016: Completed construction of new factory building (processed products factory) in Ebina Works.
Completed construction of a new factory building (finished goods factory) within the Ebina site.
Completed construction of new factory building (processed products factory) in Ebina Works.
Functions of Yokohama site transferred to new factory within Ebina site.
November 2016: Relocated functions of Yokohama Works to new factory in Ebina Works.
Transferred the functions of the Yokohama site to the new factory within the Ebina site.
Relocated functions of Yokohama Works to new factory in Ebina Works.
Yamato site established (high-performance product division's processing plant moved to Hiratsuka factory).
January 2019: Established Yamato Works (relocated the Hiratsuka Factory for processed products of the High Performance Products Division).
Established the Yamato site (relocated the high-performance product division's finished goods from Hiratsuka plant).
Established Yamato Works (relocated the Hiratsuka Factory for processed products of the High Performance Products Division).
Relocated to Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Zone, Xiqing, Tianjin, China.
January 2021: Relocated Tianjin Furukawa Power Component Co., Ltd. (Xiqing Economic Development Area, Tianjin, China).
Tianjin Furukawa Electric Components Co., Ltd. Relocation (Xiqing Economic and Technological Development Zone, Tianjin, China)
Relocated Tianjin Furukawa Power Component Co., Ltd. (Xiqing Economic Development Area, Tianjin, China).
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News
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Notice Regarding Potential Personal Information Leakage
On October 14, 2026, we identified a suspected unauthorized external access incident in the shipment management web system and shut down the system and related servers on the same day. Because personal information handled by the system may have been viewed or obtained, we are investigating the cause and scope of impact with external experts. At this time, there is no evidence that the information has been publicly disclosed to an unspecified large number of people or used maliciously.
Furukawa Electric Power Systems to Exhibit at JECA FAIR 2026
Furukawa Electric Power Systems will exhibit at JECA FAIR 2026 at Tokyo Big Sight from May 27 to 29, 2026. Its booth will feature shrink-back prevention products, current-carrying conductors, disaster-prevention products, and more. An online exhibition will also be held.
Furukawa Electric Power Systems Announces Change of Representative
Furukawa Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd. announced that Akihiro Asai was appointed representative director effective April 1, 2026. The company asks for continued support.
Furukawa Electric Power Systems Announces Change of President
Furukawa Electric Power Systems Co., Ltd. announced that Akihiro Asai became representative director and president effective April 1, 2026. The company asks for continued support.
Furukawa Electric Power Systems to Absorb Disaster-Prevention Business
Furukawa Electric Power Systems plans to acquire Furukawa Techno Material Co., Ltd.’s disaster-prevention business through an absorption-type company split effective April 1, 2026. The transfer aims to strengthen synergies with existing operations and provide high-quality products and services. Product scope and certifications will remain unchanged as the transition proceeds.
Furukawa Electric Power Systems Updates Technical Information Website
Furukawa Electric Power Systems has launched a new technical information page explaining its value creation and nine proprietary technologies. It presents the company’s experience as a comprehensive power equipment manufacturer covering the full range of power transmission and distribution systems.
New Fire-Resistant Cell Pack Now Available
Furukawa Electric Power Systems began selling a newly specified fire-resistant cell pack on March 2, 2026. It offers improved workability and fire resistance compared with the previous product.
Office Closures for Core System Replacement
Furukawa Electric Power Systems will close most locations, including its headquarters, branches, and offices, during core system replacement work on January 29–30 and July 30–31, 2026. Changes to shipment status will be communicated individually.
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National Tax Agency basic information5020001035757
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three items
Trade name
古河電工パワーシステムズ株式会社
Trade name (kana)
フルカワデンコウパワーシステムズ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒225-0012 神奈川県横浜市青葉区あざみ野南２丁目１１番１６号
Postal code
2250012
Prefecture code
14
City code
117
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2020-04-09
Change date
2015-10-05
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
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Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
2777086
METI gBizINFO5020001035757
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)
