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Showa Industry Co., Ltd.

昭和産業株式会社Showa Sangyo Co., Ltd.Alias昭和産業ベトナム社 : Showa Sangyo Vietnam Co., Ltd.AliasShowa Sangyo Vietnam Co., Ltd.Alias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
2,861
Related companies
59
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
2-2-1 Nakanoda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8521
Chief executive
Hideyuki Tsukagoe
Capital
14,293,000,000  (142 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
1,303 people
Employees (consolidated)
2,861 people
Start date
1936-02-18
End date
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Business

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Sale of formulated feedWarehousingRental of real estateManufacture and sale of wheat flour, vegetable oil, saccharified products, and secondary processed foods
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Related companies

59 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
Star Bakery Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Nanyo Japan Kome Oil Co., Ltd.
Group
Showa Industries Vietnam Co.
Group Subsidiary
Showa Industry Transport Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Showa Frozen Foods Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
KYUSHU-SHOWA CO., LTD.
Group
Swing Bakery
Group
Shikishima Starch Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Nai Gai Seifun Co., Ltd.
Group
Showa Egg Corporation
Group Subsidiary
Kumiai Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.
Group
Bosso Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Musashi Oil & Fat Co., Ltd.
Group
Tokyo Oil & Fat Industry Co., Ltd.
Group
Nagaoka Oil & Grain Co., Ltd.
Group
Garden Bakery Co., Ltd.
Group
Central Milling Co., Ltd.
Group
Grand Soul Bakery Co., Ltd.
Group
Kimisima Farm LLC
Group Subsidiary
Togatsu Foods Co., Ltd.
Group
Okumoto Milling Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Kida Flour Co., Ltd.
Group
San Ei Sugaring Co., Ltd.
Group
Overban Corporation
Group
Hyogo Feed Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Showan Development Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Tower Bakery Co., Ltd.
Group
Okada Transport Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Jiryu Oil Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
昭和産業グループ
Group
Showa Industry Co., Ltd.
Group
Showan Trading Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Shourei Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Okuzumi Shoten Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Showan Business Service Co., Ltd.
Group
その他国内法人
Customer
Kargil Japan LLC
Customer Shareholder
Yuasa Funashoku Co., Ltd.
Customer Shareholder
Mitsui & Co., Ltd. (Head Office)
Customer Shareholder
Marubeni Corporation
Customer Shareholder
Itochu Corporation
Customer Shareholder
Showa Industry Trading Partners Holding Company
Customer
Norinchukin Bank
Customer
Mizuho Trust & Banking Co., Ltd.
Bank
Mie Prefecture Flour Mill Silos Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Tsuji Oil Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Joint Transportation Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Nagoya Port Silos Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
國成麵粉股份有限公司
Shareholder
國成麵粉股份有限公司 : Kouchan Mill Co., Ltd.
Taisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Shibushi Silos Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Shin Nihon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Japan Master Trust Bank Ltd.
Bank
K.S. Farm Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
The Chiba Bank, Ltd.
Bank
Tanaka Sweet Bean Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Kashima Silo Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Kashima Feed Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
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History

204 EVENTS

(Taisho 11) : Hideo Ito established the fertilizer retail shop "Ito Hideo Shoten"Sources

(Taisho 12) : Establishment of "Nippon Kari Industrial Co., Ltd." and commencement of fertilizer manufacturing and salesSources

Inherit the founder's vision, for over 90 years since its establishment, we have been working on research and development to unlock the potential of grains and provide valuable solutions.Sources

(Showa 6) : Establishment of Japan Fertilizer Co., Ltd.Sources

(Showa 10) : Establishment of "Showa Seifun Co., Ltd." and commencement of wheat flour manufacturing and salesSources

(Showa 11) : Establishment of "Showa Sangyo Co., Ltd." and registration of headquarters in Taga Village, Miyagi County, Miyagi Prefecture; completion of Akatsuka Plant (later Mito Plant) and commencement of wheat flour and edible oil manufacturing; completion of Tsurumi Plant and commencement of fertilizer, wheat flour, and edible oil manufacturingSources

(Showa 11) : Establishment of Showa Sangyo Co., Ltd. Registered head office in Taga Village, Miyagi County, Miyagi PrefectureSources

Showa 11 : Completion of Akutsu Factory (later Mito Factory) and commencement of flour and edible oil productionSources

Showa 11 : Completion of Tsurumi Factory and commencement of fertilizer, flour, and edible oil productionSources

Showa 12 : Completion of Ageo Factory and commencement of candy productionSources

Showa 13 : Merger of three companies—Nippon Kari Industrial Co., Ltd., Nippon Fertilizer Co., Ltd., and Showa Seifun Co., Ltd.—under the same capital structureSources

Showa 13 : Completion of Ichinomiya Factory and commencement of soy protein fiber productionSources

Showa 13 : Patent registration for "Method of producing artificial fiber from soy protein"Sources

Showa 13 : Exhibition of Silkool (soy protein fiber products)Sources

Showa 15 : First president, Hideo Ito, passed away due to acute appendicitis (aged 54)Sources

Showa 17-20 : Factory shutdowns, reorganizations, and sales due to intensified wartime control, corporate regulation, and war damageSources

Showa 22 : Commencement of glucose production at Ageo FactorySources

Showa 24 : Listing on the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Showa 24 : Establishment of Nissho Industrial Co., Ltd. (later Showa Sangyo Trading Co., Ltd.)Sources

Showa 25 : Relocation of head office to 5 Kanda Kamakura-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (current location)Sources

Showa 26 : Full-scale commencement of fertilizer production at Akutsu FactorySources

Showa 27 : Establishment of Housan Industrial Co., Ltd. (later Showa Development Co., Ltd.)Sources

Showa 28 : Establishment of Showan Trading Co., Ltd.Sources

Showa 31 : Appointment of Kozo Matsumoto as the fourth presidentSources

Showa 31 : Release of commercial "Crystalline Glucose"Sources

Showa 32 : Release of household "Showa Hotcake Mix"Sources

Showa 34 : Release of household "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Spaghetti", "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Macaroni", and "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Common Use Elbow Macaroni"Sources

Showa 35: Launch of household tempura batter mix 'SHOWA TEMPURA BATTER MIX' in Los AngelesSources

Showa 35: Establishment of 'Showan Foods Co., Ltd.' for manufacturing macaroni and spaghettiSources

Showa 36 : Opening of North Japan Poultry Test Station.Sources

Showa 36: First domestic release of tempura batter 'Showa Instant Tempura Batter' in JapanSources

Showa 36: Opening of cooking class 'Showan Cooking Room'Sources

Showa 36: Completion of Tsuru-omi plant (feed) leading to Japan's only food combinatorySources

Showa 37: Release of commercial tempura batter 'Showa Kintan' and 'Showa Gintan'Sources

Showa 38: Release of commercial poultry feed 'SSS-Z (Three S Z)'Sources

Showa 40: Completion of Funabashi plant (flour) relocation, forming Funabashi Food CombinatorySources

Showa 40: Establishment of 'Showan Farm' for broiler businessSources

Showa 40: Opening of Uchihara Livestock Experimental Station (later Feed Technology Center)Sources

Showa 41 : Opening of Comprehensive Research Institute.Sources

Showa 42: Completion of Kobe plant (feed, silo, oil production)Sources

Showa 43 : Release of commercial Chinese noodle flour 'Kinran'.Sources

Showa 44: Release of soy protein food 'Showa Fresh'Sources

Showa 45: Completion of Kobe plant (flour) leading to Kobe Food CombinatorySources

Showa 48 : Completion of current headquarters building.Sources

Showa 49: Completion of Kashima plant (oil, silo)Sources

Showa 51 : Completion of Kashima Plant (Feed).Sources

Showa 51: Capital participation in 'Shikijima Starch Co., Ltd.'Sources

Showa 52: Completion of Tsuru-omi plant (soy protein isolate)Sources

Showa 55: Full entry into the gift marketSources

Showa 55 : Establishment of Showan Development Co., Ltd.Sources

Showa 55: Opening of Eastern Technology Service Center and Western Technology Service CenterSources

Showa 56: Completion of Kashima plant (corn starch, dextrose)Sources

Showa 56: Partnership with U.S. 'Pilsberry Co.' to introduce premix technologySources

1953: Launch of premium home-use tempura flour 'Tempura Flour Gold'.Sources

1954: Release of home-use rice-cooking germ oil capsule 'O-Kama ni Pon'.Sources

1954: Launch of commercial tempura flour 'Golden Tempura Flour'.Sources

1955: Release of commercial maltoligosaccharide product 'IsoMalt 500'.Sources

Showa 60 : Establishment of Kyushu Showa Industry Co., Ltd.Sources

1956: Partnership with French premium mix manufacturer 'France Farine' to launch commercial European-style bread mix.Sources

1957: Establishment of Ovan Co., Ltd.Sources

1958: Completion of shopping center 'Show Samp Plaza'.Sources

1936: Hotcake BaseSources

(Showa 12) : Completion of Agegawa Plant and commencement of candy manufacturingSources

(Showa 13) : Merger of "Nippon Kari Industrial Co., Ltd.", "Nippon Hifuyo Co., Ltd.", and "Showa Seifun Co., Ltd." (same capital group) and completion of Ichinomiya Plant; commencement of soy protein fiber manufacturing; patent registration of "Method for producing artificial fiber from soy protein"; exhibition of Silkool (soy protein fiber products)Sources

(Showa 17-20) : Intensification of wartime control, corporate reorganization orders, war damage, and subsequent factory closures, reorganizations, and salesSources

(Showa 22) : Commencement of glucose production at Agegawa PlantSources

(Showa 24) : Listing on the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

(Showa 25) : Relocation of headquarters to 5 Kanda Kamakura-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (current location)Sources

(Showa 26) : Commencement of fertilizer manufacturing at Akatsuka PlantSources

(Showa 27) : Establishment of "Housan Sangyo Co., Ltd." (later Showan Development Co., Ltd.)Sources

(Showa 28) : Establishment of Showan Trading Co., Ltd.Sources

(Showa 31) : Kousuke Matsumoto appointed as the fourth presidentSources

(Showa 31) : Launch of commercial "Crystalline Glucose"Sources

(Showa 32) : Launch of household "Showa Hotcake Mix"Sources

(Showa 34) : Launch of household "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Spaghetti", "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Macaroni", and "Showa Crown Maruni Brand Popular Elbow Macaroni"Sources

(Showa 35) : Launch of household tempura batter mix "SHOWA TEMPURA BATTER MIX" in Los Angeles; establishment of "Showan Food Co., Ltd." for manufacturing macaroni and spaghettiSources

(Showa 36) : Opening of North Japan Poultry Test Plant : First domestic release of tempura flour 'Showa Instant Tempura Flour' in Japan : Opening of cooking class 'Showa Cooking Room' : Completion of Tsuru-omi Plant (feed) leading to the only food combinatory in the countrySources

(Showa 37) : Release of commercial tempura flour 'Showa Kin Ten' and 'Showa Gin Ten'Sources

(Showa 38) : Release of commercial poultry feed 'SSS-Z (Three S Z)' : SSS-Z (Three S Z)Sources

(Showa 40) : Completion of Funabashi Plant (flour) transfer, resulting in Funabashi Food Combinatory : Establishment of 'Showa Farm' for broiler business : Opening of Uchihara Livestock Test Plant (later Feed Technology Center)Sources

(Showa 41) : Opening of Comprehensive Research Institute.Sources

(Showa 42) : Completion of Kobe Plant (feed, silo, oil)Sources

(Showa 43) : Release of commercial Chinese noodle flour 'Kinran'.Sources

(Showa 44) : Launch of soybean protein food 'Showa Fresh'.Sources

(Showa 45) : Completion of Kobe factory (flour) and establishment of Kobe Food Combinate.Sources

(Showa 48) : Completion of current headquarters building.Sources

(Showa 49) : Completion of Kashima factory (oil & silo).Sources

(Showa 51) : Completion of Kashima factory (feed) : Capital participation in 'Shikijima Starch Co., Ltd.'.Sources

(Showa 52) : Completion of Tsurumi factory (soy protein isolate).Sources

(Showa 55) : Full entry into the gift market : Establishment of 'Shosan Development Co., Ltd.' : Opening of Eastern Technology Service Center and Western Technology Service Center.Sources

(Showa 56) : Completion of Kashima factory (corn starch & dextrose) : Partnership with U.S. 'Pilsberry Co.' and introduction of premix technology.Sources

(Showa 58) : Launch of premium household tempura flour 'Tempura Flour Gold'.Sources

(Showa 59) : Launch of household rice-cooking germ oil capsule 'O-Kama ni Pon' : Launch of commercial tempura flour 'Gold Tempura Flour' : O-Kama ni Pon.Sources

(Showa 60) : Launch of commercial saccharification product 'Iso malt 500' with iso maltodextrin as main ingredient : Establishment of 'Kyushu Showa Industry Co., Ltd.'.Sources

(Showa 61) : Partnership with French premix major manufacturer 'France Farine Co.' and launch of commercial European-style bread premix.Sources

(Showa 62) : Establishment of 'Ovan Co., Ltd.'.Sources

(Showa 63) : Completion of shopping center 'Show Sample Plaza'.Sources

1989: Establishment of Showrei Co., Ltd.Sources

1989: Establishment of GrandPack Foods Inc. in Oregon, USA.Sources

(Heisei 1) : Establishment of 'Shoure Co., Ltd.' : Establishment of 'Grand Pack Foods Inc.' in Oregon, USA.Sources

1990: Completion of Kashima plant (soy protein isolate).Sources

(Heisei 2) : Completion of Kashima factory (soy protein isolate).Sources

1991: Opening of Food Development Center.Sources

Heisei 3 : Establishment of Showa Egg Co., Ltd.Sources

(1991) : Establishment of Food Development Center : Founding of Showa Chicken Egg Co., Ltd.Sources

1992: Release of home-use breading powder 'Tender Meat Breading Powder'.Sources

1992: Capital participation in Kashima Feed Co., Ltd.Sources

1992: IsoMalt oligosaccharide approved as a material for specific health foods.Sources

1992: Capital participation in Kida Flour Co., Ltd.Sources

(1992) : Release of household fried batter "Fried Batter that Softens Meat" : Capital participation in Kashima Feed Co., Ltd. : Approval of Isomalt Oligosaccharide as a material for specific health foods : Capital participation in Kida Flour Co., Ltd. : Fried Batter that Softens MeatSources

1993: Establishment of Showzan Business Service Co., Ltd.Sources

1993: Establishment of Niigata Elite Foods Co., Ltd. (later Showran Frozen Foods Co., Ltd.).Sources

Heisei 5 : Completion of Kashima Plant (Milling).Sources

1993: Capital participation in Uegai Flour Co., Ltd.Sources

(1993) : Establishment of Showan Business Service Co., Ltd. : Establishment of Niigata Elite Foods Co., Ltd. (later Showa Frozen Foods Co., Ltd.) : Completion of Kashima factory (flour) : Capital participation in Uegawa Flour Co., Ltd.Sources

1994: Completion of Kashima plant (Shioi Mix sub-plant).Sources

1994: Release of specific health food 'Oligo Time'.Sources

(1994) : Completion of Kashima factory (Shioi Mix sub‑factory) : Release of specific health food "Oligo Time" : Oligo TimeSources

Heisei 7: Kobe plant damaged by the Hanshin-Awaji earthquakeSources

(1995) : Kobe plant damaged in the Hanshin‑Awaji earthquakeSources

(1998) : Establishment of Comprehensive Research Institute Bio Research CenterSources

Heisei 12: Launch of household high oleic sunflower oil "Olein Rich"Sources

Heisei 12: Sale of "Granpack Foods Inc." in the United StatesSources

(2000) : Release of household high oleic sunflower oil "Olein Rich" : Sale of Granpack Foods Inc. in the United States : Olein RichSources

(Heisei 14) : Establishment of Showa Frozen Foods Co., Ltd.Sources

Heisei 14 : Establishment of Showa Frozen Foods Co., Ltd.Sources

(2003) : Joint venture in China "Daisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd."Sources

Heisei 15: Joint venture "Taisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd." established in ChinaSources

(2005) : Establishment of Swing Bakery Co., Ltd. : Release of household hot‑cake mix "Hot‑cake mix like a cake"Sources

Establishment of Swing Bakery Co., Ltd.Sources

Launch of home‑use pancake mix "Pancake Mix Like a Cake"Sources

Heisei 17: Establishment of "Swing Bakery Co., Ltd."Sources

Heisei 17: Launch of household hot‑cake mix "Hot‑cake Mix Like a Cake"Sources

Heisei 20: Capital and business partnership with "Shin Nihon Chemical Industries Co., Ltd."Sources

(2008) : Capital and business partnership with Shinnihon Chemical Industries Co., Ltd.Sources

Capital and business alliance with Shin Nihon Chemical Industries Co., Ltd.Sources

(2009) : Food safety and quality management system : * : Operational start : * Includes ISO22000, ISO9001, and AIB integrated food safety standards : Capital participation in Okamoto Flour Co., Ltd. : ISO22000 certification obtained at Kashima, Kobe, and Funabashi plantsSources

Implementation of Food Safety & Quality Management SystemSources

Capital participation in Okamoto Flour Co., Ltd.Sources

ISO 22000 certification obtained at Kashima, Kobe, and Shinagawa plantsSources

Heisei 21: Implementation of food safety and quality management systemSources

Heisei 21: Capital participation in "Okamoto Flour Co., Ltd."Sources

(2010) : Release of commercial bakery flour "C Blanc (Sea Blue)"Sources

Launch of commercial pastry flour "C blanc"Sources

Heisei 22: Launch of commercial pastry flour "C Blanc (Sea Blanc)"Sources

(2011) : Kashima plant, Funabashi plant, and Sendai branch damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake : First industry‑wide microwave‑cooking fried batter "Microwave‑cooking fried batter" released : Release of commercial frying oil "Canola NEO"Sources

Disaster at Kashima plant, Shinagawa plant, and Sendai branch during the Great East Japan EarthquakeSources

Launch of the industry’s first microwave‑cookable fried‑food flour "Fried‑food flour that can be microwaved"Sources

Launch of commercial frying oil "Canola NEO"Sources

Heisei 23: Kobe plant, Funabashi plant, and Sendai branch damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeSources

(2012) : Completion of Daisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. factory : Release of commercial poultry feed "Kome‑Maku"Sources

Completion of Taisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. factory.Sources

Launch of commercial poultry feed "Komekko"Sources

Heisei 24 : Completion of Taisei Showa Foods (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. factory.Sources

(2013) : Completion of commercial facility "Showa Ageo Building" : Renaming of Food Development Center to Product Development Center : Release of commercial poultry feed "Kome‑Maku" series "Food Action Nippon Award 2013" winnerSources

Completion of the commercial facility "ShoSan Ageo Building"Sources

Renaming of the Food Development Center to the Product Development CenterSources

Series "Komekko" of commercial poultry feed wins "Food & Action Nippon Award 2013"Sources

Heisei 25: Completion of commercial facility "ShoSan Ageo Building"Sources

(2014) : Corporate brand message "Grain Solution Company" announced : Capital participation in Central Flour Co., Ltd. : Release of commercial poultry feed "Orihime" "Food Action Nippon Award 2014" winner : Release of commercial poultry feed "Kome‑Maku" series "Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Technology Conference Chairman Award" winner : Corporate advertising for Grain Solution CompanySources

Announcement of corporate brand message "Grain Solution Company"Sources

Capital participation in Central Milling Co., Ltd.Sources

"Komekko" series poultry feed won the Food Action Nippon Award 2014Sources

"Komekko" series poultry feed received the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Technology Conference Chairman's AwardSources

Corporate advertisement for Grain Solution CompanySources

Heisei 26: Announcement of corporate brand message "Grain Solution Company"Sources

(2015) : Establishment of Gran Sola Bakery Co., Ltd.Sources

Establishment of Gran Soleil Bakery Co., Ltd.Sources

Heisei 27: Establishment of "Gran Soul Bakery Co., Ltd."Sources

(2016) : Establishment of RD&E Center : Brand logo change on the 80th anniversarySources

Opening of the RD&E CenterSources

Change of corporate brand logo on the 80th anniversarySources

Heisei 28: Opening of RD&E CenterSources

(2017) : Release of functional food "Barley Flour Hot‑cake Mix" : Business partnership with DaChan Greatwall Group in Taiwan : Release of pasta with glucomannan "Konjac Effect" : Announcement of long‑term vision "SHOWA Next Stage for 2025"Sources

Launch of functional food "Oat Flour Hotcake Mix"Sources

Strategic partnership with DaChan Greatwall Group of TaiwanSources

Launch of pasta with glucomannan "Konjac Effect"Sources

Announcement of long-term vision "SHOWA Next Stage for 2025"Sources

Heisei 29: Launch of functional food "Barley Flour Hot‑cake Mix"Sources

Heisei 29: Business partnership with Taiwan's "DaChan Greatwall Group"Sources

(2018) : Establishment of Showa Sangyo Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Vietnam : Acquisition of Garden Bakery Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Establishment of Showa Sangyo Vietnam Co., Ltd. in VietnamSources

Acquisition of Garden Bakery Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Heisei 30: Establishment of Showa Sangyo Vietnam Co., Ltd. in VietnamSources

Heisei 30: Acquisition of Garden Bakery Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

(2019) : Introduction of the "Maitre system for tempura" as an internal policySources

Introduction of the "Tempura Meister System" as an internal policySources

Reiwa 1: Introduction of "Tempura Meister System" as an internal policySources

(2020) : Capital increase subscription by Zhongyi Food Co., Ltd. and Guo Cheng Flour Co., Ltd. (Taiwan) : Acquisition of Bosso Oil Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary : Acquisition of Sansei Sugaring Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Capital increase subscription by Zhongyi Food Co., Ltd. and Guo Cheng Flour Co., Ltd. (Taiwan)Sources

Acquisition of Boso Oil Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Acquisition of Sansei Sugaring Co., Ltd. as a subsidiarySources

Reiwa 2: Chukyo Foods Co., Ltd. and Kokusei Flour Co., Ltd. (Taiwan) capital increase subscriptionSources

Reiwa 2: Bosso Oil Co., Ltd. became a subsidiarySources

Reiwa 2: Sansei Sugar Co., Ltd. became a subsidiarySources

(2022) : Operation of the second Shinagawa Premix plantSources

Operation of Funabashi Premium Mix Plant 2Sources

Reiwa 4: Operation of the second shipbuilding pre-mix plantSources

(2023) : Capital and business alliance with Tsuji Oil Co., Ltd.Sources

Capital and business partnership with Tsujisei Oil Co., Ltd.Sources

Reiwa 5: Capital and business alliance with Tsuji Oil Co., Ltd.Sources

(2024) : Establishment of Showa Sangyo International Vietnam Co., Ltd. in VietnamSources

Establishment of Showa Sangyo International Vietnam Co., Ltd. in VietnamSources

Reiwa 6: Established Showa Sangyo International Vietnam Co., Ltd. in VietnamSources

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National Tax Agency basic information3010001008690
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
昭和産業株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ショウワサンギョウ
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒101-0047 東京都千代田区内神田2丁目2番1号
Postal code
1010047
Prefecture code
13
City code
101
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2023-06-02
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
0
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
1567775
METI gBizINFO3010001008690
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
3010001008690
Trade name
昭和産業株式会社
Trade name (kana)
ショウワサンギョウ
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都千代田区内神田2丁目2番1号
Postal code
1010047
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
千代田区
City code
101
Street address
内神田2丁目2番1号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
01
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長執行役員  塚越 英行
Capital
14293000000
Employees
1200
Employees (male)
1000
Employees (female)
400
Business summary
?小麦粉、植物油、糖化製品、二次加工食品などの製造販売 ?配合飼料の販売 ?倉庫業 ?不動産の賃貸
Website URL
http://www.showa-sangyo.co.jp/
Year founded
Business category
E:製造業
Date established
Unified government qualification - grade
Unified government qualification - business items
Update date
2023-06-02
Key information
3010001008690
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