Oriental Tien Industrial Co., Ltd.

Established Oriental Chain Industrial Co., Ltd. (capital 2 million yen) at 1 Jinguji-cho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, for manufacturing bicycle and general industrial machine roller chains.

Toho Chain Industry Co., Ltd. (Capital: 2 million yen) was established at 1 Kamigyoji-cho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, mainly manufacturing bicycle chains and roller chains for general industrial machinery.

Established Oriental Chain Industrial Co., Ltd. (capital 2 million yen) at 1 Jinguji-cho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, for manufacturing bicycle and general industrial machine roller chains.

Established.

Capital of 5 million yen.

Capital increased to 5 million yen.

Capital increased to 10 million yen. Started production of machine roller chains in July of the same year.

Capital increased to 10 million yen. In July of the same year, began production of machine roller chains.

Capital increased to 10 million yen. In July of the same year, began production of machine roller chains.

Trademark OCM registration decided.

Registered trademark OCM.

Started production of sprockets. Built a new heat treatment plant in December of the same year.

Started production of sprockets. In December of the same year, established a heat treatment plant.

Capital increased to 15 million yen.

Changed the company name to Oriental Chain Industrial Co., Ltd. In August of the same year, capital increased to 15 million yen.

Capital increased to 20 million yen.

Capital increased to 20 million yen.

To strengthen transmission machinery parts equipment, increased capital to 25 million yen. Opened Osaka office in November of the same year.

Capital increased to 25 million yen. In November of the same year, opened an Osaka office.

Capital increased to 25 million yen to strengthen transmission machine parts equipment, and an Osaka branch office was opened in November of the same year.

Capital increased to 42.5 million yen for the establishment of the second factory.

Capital increased to 42.5 million yen. Built a second factory.

Capital increased to 42.5 million yen. Built a second factory.

Capital increased to 60 million yen.

Capital increased to 60 million yen.

Toho Machinery Co., Ltd. was established. In April of the same year, capital increased to 100 million yen. In August, capital increased to 150 million yen for the construction of the first factory. Listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.

Oriental Machinery Co., Ltd. was established. In April of the same year, capital was increased to 100 million yen. In August, capital was increased to 115 million yen for the establishment of the first factory. Listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange.

Capital increased to 172.5 million yen. In September of the same year, Toho Machinery's first factory was completed and began operation. In November, capital increased to 180.26 million yen.

Capital increased to 172.5 million yen. In September of the same year, Oriental Machinery Co., Ltd.'s first machine factory was completed and began operation. In November, capital was increased to 180.26 million yen.

Established Toho Chain Sales Company. In October of the same year, a conveyor machinery department was established.

Oriental Chien Sales Co., Ltd. was established. In October of the same year, the Transportation Machine Division was launched.

Capital increased to 187.11 million yen. Registered as a professional machine equipment installation contractor in June of the same year.

Capital increased to 187.11 million yen.

Capital increased to 224.54 million yen.

Capital increased to 224.54 million yen.

Capital increased to 325 million yen.

Capital increased to 325 million yen.

Construction of a new factory for Toho Machinery Co., Ltd. began. In December of the same year, capital increased to 500 million yen.

Oriental Machinery Co., Ltd. held a groundbreaking ceremony for new construction. In December of the same year, capital was increased to 500 million yen.

Capital partnership with U.S. FMC Corporation was approved by the Foreign Investment Review Board. Capital increased to 666.67 million yen.

With approval from the Foreign Investment Committee, formed a capital alliance with FMC Corporation of the United States. Capital increased to 666.7 million yen.

Technology was introduced from U.S. FMC Corporation, and domestic production of pintle chains began. Import and sales rights for FMC (LINK-BELT Chain Division) products were obtained.

Imported technology from FMC Corporation of the United States and began domestic production and sales of chains in Japan. Acquired import marketing rights for FMC (LINK-BELT chains) products.

Headquarters factory moved to Matsunai City, Ishikawa Prefecture (now Hakusan City).

Established Oriental Machinery Co., Ltd. In April of the same year, capital increased to 100 million yen. In August, due to the establishment of the first factory, capital increased to 115 million yen. Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

POWER-TRANS-MISSION GROUP became independent from FMC and established PT Components Inc to handle all rights and business between our company and FMC.

Headquarters factory was relocated to Matsunomi City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

POWER-TRANS-MISSONGROUP became independent and was established as PT Components Incorporated. All rights and operations with FMC were inherited.

Established Oriental Chain Sales Co., Ltd. In October of the same year, the Transportation Division was launched.

Capital increased to 1 billion yen. In September of the same year, the headquarters moved to 485 Miyanechō, Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

Merged with Toho Machinery Co., Ltd. Capital increased to 1.06695 billion yen.

From FMC Corporation, POWER-TRANS-MISSON GROUP became independent and was established as PT Components Incorporated. All rights and operations from FMC were inherited.

Capital partnership was dissolved, but the business partnership continued.

Dissolved the capital alliance with PT Components Inc., continuing business cooperation.

Lex Node Corporation (U.S.) merged into PT Components Incorporated (U.S.) and inherited the business partnership with our company.

Rexnode Corporation (USA) merged with PT Components Inc. (USA), continuing business cooperation with our company.

Oriental Chien Sales Co., Ltd. was dissolved.

Dissolved Toho Chain Sales Company.

ISO 9002 certification for the quality management system was obtained.

Obtained ISO 9002 certification.

Manufacturing of precision equipment related parts began.

Started manufacturing parts related to precision instruments.

Reached an agreement with Komatsu Manufacturing on disclosure and licensing of metal injection molding technology.

Signed a contract for technology disclosure and licensing regarding metal injection molding with Komatsu Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Obtained ISO 9001 certification for the quality management system.

Obtained ISO 9001 certification.

Selected as one of the 300 energetic small and medium-sized enterprises by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency.

Selected as one of the 300 most dynamic manufacturing SMEs.

Established the sales company 'Deqing Aoximou Chain Co., Ltd.' in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, China.

Established an office in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, called Deqing Aoximu Chain Co., Ltd.

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange following the integration of the stock market.

Went public on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange as part of stock market integration.

Chosen as a regional future-driving company by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.

Selected by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry as a 'Company for the Future of Traction Regions'.

Obtained ISO 14001 certification for the environmental management system.

Toshiyuki Sugiyama appointed as president and CEO.

Capital increased to 1,222.89 million yen.