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Skylark Holdings Inc.

株式会社すかいらーくホールディングスSKYLARK HOLDINGS CO., LTD.AliasSkylark CorporationAliasSkylark Co., Ltd.Alias株式会社すかいらーくAlias
Ticker
Listed market
TYO
Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
116,000
Related companies
37
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
1-25-8 Nishi-Kubo, Musashino City, Tokyo 180-8580 (Mitaka Office 3)
Chief executive
Takuo Sato
Capital
25,134,000,000  (251 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
572 people
Employees (consolidated)
116,000 people
Start date
1962-04-04
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Restaurant OperationsFood Service BusinessOther Related BusinessesFood ServiceTable Restaurant BusinessFood Supply Chain ManagementStore Development & ExpansionM&A ActivitiesGyudon Chain BusinessRestaurant OperationsFranchise BusinessFood ManufacturingSupply Chain ManagementSafety & Security MeasuresTable Restaurant OperationsHotel OperationsRyokan OperationsReal Estate ManagementTravel ServicesRestaurant BusinessSupply chain for the foodservice industryFamily restaurant businessRestaurant chain operationProvision of food and beverage servicesProduct sales for the foodservice industryRestaurant chain business
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Related companies

37 COMPANIES
Company name Group Parent Subsidiary Customer Supplier Alliance Bank Shareholder
SKYLARK MALAYSIA SDN.BHD.
Group Subsidiary Customer Alliance
SKYLARK USA INCORPORATED
Group Subsidiary Customer Alliance
Skylark Restaurants Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Kanamic Network Co., Ltd.
Group
Japan Kankai Holdings Co., Ltd.
Group
Bandai Namco Holdings Inc.
Group
Hibari International Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Sukesan Corporation
Group Subsidiary Customer
McDonald's Japan Holdings Inc.
Group
Japan Cargo Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Shinpachi Co., Ltd.
Group Customer
Tomato & Associates Inc.
Group Subsidiary
Ichikawa Corporation
Group
Furo Japan Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
RUN.EDGE Inc.
Group
Nirax Corporation
Group Subsidiary
Axis Corporation
Group
i-PRO Corporation
Group
OSAKI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD.
Group
Kennedy Real Estate Investment Advisory Co., Ltd.
Group
Kennedy's Corporation
Group
SkyLark D&M Co., Ltd.
Group Subsidiary
Createries Consultancy Sdn. Bhd.
Group
Adobe Inc.
Supplier
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Alliance
一般社団法人日本フードサービス協会(JF)
Alliance
Createries Consultancy Sdn. Bhd.等
Yahoo
すき屋(Suki-Ya)
Subsidiary
Mizuho Trust & Banking Co., Ltd.
Bank
Asahi Beer Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Okinawa Suntory Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
Japan Master Trust Bank Ltd.
Shareholder
日本管財株式会社
TOPPAN Nexus Holdings Limited
Japan Custody Bank Inc.
Shareholder
Kirin Brewery Co., Ltd.
Shareholder
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NETWORK
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History

378 EVENTS

Hibari Food, the predecessor of Skylark Group, opened a small food shop in a corner of the Hibari Gaku District in Hoya City (now Nishi-Tokyo City) in 1962 (Showa 37).Sources

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Establishment of the predecessor company, Kotobuki Foods Ltd.Sources

Established the predecessor company, Kobutchi Foods Ltd.Sources

Established the predecessor company, Kotobuki Foods Ltd.Sources

Shokuboku Foods, the predecessor of Skai Raku Co., Ltd., opened a small food shop in a corner of Hibarigaoka Housing Complex in Hoya City (now Nishi-Tokyo City) in 1962 (Showa 37).Sources

Kobutchi Foods, the predecessor of Skira, opened a small food shop in a corner of the Hibari-ga-oka housing complex in Hoya City (now Nishi-Tokyo City) in 1962 (Showa 37)Sources

Established on April 4, 1962 (Showa 37). The predecessor of Skairaku Co., Ltd., Kotobuki Foods, opened a small food shop in a corner of the Hibari-ga-oka housing complex in Hoya City (now Nishi-Tokyo City) in 1962 (Showa 37).Sources

Date of establishment: April 4, 1962 (Showa 37).Sources

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Organizational change from Ltd. to Kotobuki Foods Inc.Sources

Converted from a limited company to Kabushiki Kaisha Kobutchi FoodsSources

Converted from a limited company to a corporation, Kotobuki Foods Inc.Sources

In 1970 (Showa 45), when opening the first Skai Raku family restaurant, the National store in Fuchu City, it was named after the founding location 'Hibarigaoka'.Sources

When opening the first Skyrak family restaurant in 1970 (Showa 45, Fuchu City), the name "Hibari-ga-oka" was chosen to symbolize never forgetting entrepreneurial spirit.Sources

In 1970 (Showa 45), when opening the first family restaurant Skira 1 (Kunitachi store) in Fuchu City, the name was derived from "Hibari-ga-oka" to symbolize never forgetting entrepreneurial spiritSources

In 1970 (Showa 45), when opening the first family restaurant Skairaku No.1 in Kokunai (Fuchu City), the name was derived from "Hibari-ga-oka" to symbolize never forgetting entrepreneurial spirit.Sources

In 1970 (Showa 45), when opening the first family restaurant, Skylark 1st store in Kokuritsu (Fuchu City), it was named after the founding location "Hibari Gaku" to symbolize never forgetting entrepreneurial spirit.Sources

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Opening of the first Skyrak family restaurant in Fuchu City (Kunitachi branch).Sources

Opened the first family restaurant Skira 1 (Kunitachi store) in Fuchu City, TokyoSources

Opened the first family restaurant Skairaku No.1 (Kokunai) in Fuchu City, TokyoSources

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Name change from Kotobuki Foods Ltd. to Skyrak Inc.Sources

Changed corporate name from Kabushiki Kaisha Kobutchi Foods to Kabushiki Kaisha SkiraSources

Changed the company name from Kotobuki Foods Ltd. to Skairaku Inc.Sources

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Opening of Central Kitchen Higashimatsuyama Factory (now Higashimatsuyama MD Center) in Higashimatsuyama City, Saitama Prefecture.Sources

Opened Central Kitchen Higashimatsuyama Factory (now Higashimatsuyama MD Center) in Higashimatsuyama City, Saitama PrefectureSources

Opened the Central Kitchen Higashimatsuyama Factory (now Higashimatsuyama MD Center) in Higashimatsuyama City, Saitama PrefectureSources

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Public listing of shares at the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Public listing of shares at Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Tokyo retail market IPOSources

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Opening of Tomato and Onion No.1 store (founding store).Sources

Opened Tomato and Onion 1 (founding store)Sources

Tomato and Onion No.1 Store (founding store) opensSources

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Opening of Kansai Logistics Center in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.Sources

Opening of Jonathan No.1 store (Nerima Takamatsu branch).Sources

Opened Kansai Logistics Center in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo PrefectureSources

Opened Jonathan 1 (Nerima Takamatsu store)Sources

Kansai logistics center opens in Nishinomiya, Hyogo PrefectureSources

Jonathan No.1 Store (Nerima Takamatsu store) opensSources

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Opening of Taiwan FC No.1 store (former predecessor of Yunbi International Co., Ltd.).Sources

Opened Taiwan FC 1 (now the predecessor of Hiyabuki International Co., Ltd.)Sources

Taiwan FC No.1 store opens (formerly Yunbi International Co., Ltd.)Sources

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Listing of shares on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Shares listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

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Opening of Aoiya No.1 store (Yono Bypass branch).Sources

Aoiya Store 1 (Yono Bypass Store) openedSources

Aoi No.1 Store (Yono Bypass store) opensSources

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Listing of shares on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Shares listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

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Establishment of Japan Cargo Co., Ltd., a logistics company.Sources

Established Japan Cargo Co., Ltd. (logistics company)Sources

Japan Cargo Co., Ltd. logistics company establishedSources

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Opening of Vermilion No.1 store (Tsurukawa branch).Sources

Bermian Store 1 (Tsurukawa Store) openedSources

Bermian No.1 Store (Tsurukawa store) opensSources

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Opened Kansai Factory (now Nishinomiya MD Center) in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo PrefectureSources

Opened Kansai Factory (now Nishinomiya MD Center) in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo PrefectureSources

Kansai factory (now Nishinomiya MD Center) opens in Nishinomiya, Hyogo PrefectureSources

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Established Aoiya Akishima Fresh Center (now Akishima MD Center) in Akishima City, TokyoSources

Established Aoiya Shoji Fresh Center (now Shoji MD Center) in Akishima City, TokyoSources

Aoi Shoji Fresh Center (now Shoji MD Center) established in Akishima City, TokyoSources

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Founded FROJAPON Co., Ltd. as a French cuisine restaurant operatorSources

Established FroJapan Co., Ltd. as a French cuisine restaurant operatorSources

FroJapan Co., Ltd. established as a French cuisine restaurant operatorSources

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Established NIRACX Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with the New Japan Steel GroupSources

Established NIRAKUS Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with the New Japan Steel GroupSources

Niraku Co., Ltd. established in joint venture with Shin-NTT GroupSources

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Opened Maebashi Factory in Maebashi City, Gunma PrefectureSources

Opened Maebashi Factory in Maebashi City, Gunma PrefectureSources

Maebashi factory opens in Maebashi City, Gunma PrefectureSources

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Opened Vermian Fujikawa Factory (now Fujikawa MD Center) in Fujikawa City, Gunma PrefectureSources

Opened Bermian Fujioka Factory (now Fujioka MD Center) in Fujioka City, Gunma PrefectureSources

Bermian Fujikawa factory (now Fujikawa MD Center) opens in Fujikawa City, Gunma PrefectureSources

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Opened Gusto No.1 (Kokubunji Branch)Sources

Gusto Store 1 (Kodaira Store) openedSources

Gusto No.1 Store (Kodaira store) opensSources

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Opened Yumean No.1 (Shin-Yurigaoka Branch)Sources

Yumuan Store 1 (Shin-Yurigaoka Store) openedSources

Yuan No.1 Store (Shin-Yurigaoka store) opensSources

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Opened Sakasai Factory (now Sakasai MD Center) in Inba District, Chiba PrefectureSources

Opened Sakurai Factory (now Sakurai MD Center) in Inbaku District, Chiba PrefectureSources

Sakurai factory (now Sakurai MD Center) opens in Inbaku District, Chiba PrefectureSources

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Opened Kanagawa Factory (now Sagamihara MD Center) in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa PrefectureSources

Established Japan C&C Co., Ltd. (now Skirekuru D&M) to handle store maintenanceSources

Opened Kanagawa Factory (now Sagamihara MD Center) in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa PrefectureSources

Established Japan C & C Co., Ltd. (now Skai-ru D&M) to handle store maintenanceSources

Kanagawa factory (now Sagamihara MD Center) opens in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa PrefectureSources

Japan C & C Co., Ltd. (now Skai-ru D&M) undertakes store maintenanceSources

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Started delivery service experiment at Gusto Kodaira Kaita BranchSources

Started "delivery business" experiment at Gusto Kodaira Kaita StoreSources

Gusto Kodaira Kaita store starts "delivery business" experimentSources

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Opened Jujuku Karubi No.1 (Itamohoriike Branch)Sources

JuJu Karubi Store 1 (Itamohoriike Store) openedSources

Juju Karubi No.1 store (Itami Horikawa store) opensSources

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Opened Uo-ya-ji No.1 (Nerima Kasugacho Branch)Sources

Uo-ya-ji Store 1 (Nerima Kasugacho Store) openedSources

Uoya Route No.1 store (Nerima Kasugacho store) opensSources

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Brand "Skai-ru" closed entirely (last store: Kawaguchi Shin-Gō store)Sources

Steak Gusto No.1 store (Akasaka store) opensSources

Skai-ru listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Musashi no Mori Coffee No.1 store (Rokugawa store) opensSources

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Opened S-Gusto No.1 (Akasaka Branch)Sources

S Gusto Store 1 (Akasaka Store) openedSources

S Gusto No.1 store (Akasaka store) opensSources

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Opened Grazie Gardens No.1 (Omiya Dayowa Branch)Sources

Glitch Gardens Store 1 (Ōmiya Yamato-dera Store) opensSources

Grazie Gardens No.1 store (Ōmiya Yamawada store) opensSources

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Opened Gifu Factory (now Gifu MD Center) in Gifu Kōni District, Gifu PrefectureSources

Gifu Factory (now Gifu MD Center) established in Kani-gun, Gifu PrefectureSources

Gifu Prefecture, Kani-gun, Gifu factory (now Gifu MD Center) establishedSources

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Opened Gusto Naha Shin-Toshin Branch in Okinawa, achieving nationwide coverage of all 47 prefecturesSources

Gusto Naha Shin-Toshin Store opens, achieving nationwide coverage of 47 prefecturesSources

Okinawa Prefecture, Gusto Naha Shintoshin store opens, achieving nationwide coverage of 47 prefecturesSources

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Opened Kitakyushu Factory (now Kitakyushu MD Center) in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka PrefectureSources

Kitakyushu Factory (now Kitakyushu MD Center) established in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka PrefectureSources

Kitakyushu Factory (now Kitakyushu MD Center) established in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka PrefectureSources

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Made NIRACX Co., Ltd. a 100% subsidiarySources

Niracx Co., Ltd. becomes a 100% subsidiarySources

Niraku Co., Ltd. made 100% subsidiarySources

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Opened Sendai factory (now Sendai MD Center) in Kurokawa District, Miyagi PrefectureSources

Sendai Factory (now Sendai MD Center) established in Kurokawa-gun, Miyagi PrefectureSources

Sendai Factory (now Sendai MD Center) established in Kurokawa-gun, Miyagi PrefectureSources

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Reached 1,000 Gusto stores (Yaoji Temple Town store)Sources

Gusto reaches 1,000 stores (Yahojidera Town Store)Sources

Gusto 1,000th store (Hachioji Jirajō store) achievedSources

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Made Tomato and Associates Co., Ltd. a subsidiarySources

Tomato and Associates Inc. becomes a subsidiarySources

Tomato and Associates Inc. made subsidiarySources

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Announced implementation of MBO (management buyout)Sources

Announcement of MBO (management buyout) implementationSources

Announcement of MBO (management buyout) implementationSources

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Delisted from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Delisting from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Delisting from the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

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Opened Shabu-Ya No.1 store (Yokohama store)Sources

Shabu-Ya Store 1 (Yokohama Store) opensSources

Shabu-Ya No.1 Store (Yokohama Store) OpensSources

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Tani Shin became President and CEOSources

Tani Shin appointed as President and CEOSources

Tani Makoto Appointed President and CEOSources

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Closed all Skirekku brand stores (last store: Kawaguchi Shingō store)Sources

All Skirekku brand stores closed (final store: Kawaguchi Shingō Store)Sources

All Skai-ruak Stores Closed (Last Store: Kawaguchi Shingō Store)Sources

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Opened Steak Gusto No.1 store (Daiwa store)Sources

Steak Gusto Store 1 (Yamato Store) opensSources

Steak Gusto No.1 Store (Daiwa Store) OpensSources

Eight years after the MBO, Skai-ru achieved a V-shaped recovery, relisted in 2014, and started anew. Amid diversifying customer needs, we developed many highly specialized brands and executed strategies to enhance each brand's value. Amid frequent natural disasters, we never forget our corporate stance of always supporting local customers.Sources

Provided hot meals around Sendai MDC, GT Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, and Onagawa.Sources

Provided food aid after the Great East Japan Earthquake (Sendai MDC area, GT Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, Onagawa)Sources

Food distribution during the Great East Japan Earthquake (around Sendai MDC, GT Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, Onagawa)Sources

Food Distribution Due to the Great East Japan Earthquake (Areas around Sendai MDC, GT Ishinomaki, Kesennuma, Onagawa)Sources

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Skirekku listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Skirekku listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Skai-ruak Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

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Opened Musashi no Mori Coffee No.1 store (Rokugawa store)Sources

Musashimori Coffee Store 1 (Rokugawa Store) opensSources

Musashi no Mori Coffee No.1 Store (Rokugawa Store) OpensSources

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Opened Irodori Wana San-3 No.1 store (Lalaport Fujimi store)Sources

Opened Wagohan and Cafe Chawan No.1 store (Lalaport TOKYO-BAY store)Sources

Irodori Wana San-3-3 Store 1 (Roppongi Plaza Fujimi Store) opensSources

Wagohan and Cafe Chawan Store 1 (Roppongi Plaza TOKYO-BAY Store) opensSources

Irodori Wana San-3 No.1 Store (Lalaport Fujimi Store) OpensSources

Wagohan and Cafe Chawan No.1 Store (Lalaport TOKYO-BAY Store) OpensSources

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Opened Shabu-Ya No.1 store in Taiwan (Banqiao E-Box Zhongshan store)Sources

Shabu-Ya Store 1 opens in Taiwan (Banqiao E-Bao Zhongshan Store)Sources

Shabu-Ya No.1 Store Opens in Taiwan (Banqiao E-bay Zhongshan Store)Sources

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Opened Yumean Dining Hall No.1 store (Chofu Station North Exit store)Sources

Yumean Cafeteria No.1 (Chofu Station North Exit) OpenedSources

Yumean Dining Hall No.1 Store (Chōfu Station North Exit Store) OpensSources

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Transitioned to a holding company structureSources

Transition to a holding company structureSources

Transition to a Holding Company StructureSources

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Opened Tonkaratei No.1 store (Soka Yanagishima store)Sources

Tonkaratei No.1 (Soka Yanagishima) OpenedSources

Tonkaratei No.1 Store (Soka Yanagishima Store) OpensSources

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Opened Katsukyu No.1 store (Daiwa Tsuruma store)Sources

Katsukyu No.1 (Daiwa Tsuruma) OpenedSources

Katsukyu No.1 Store (Daiwa Tsuruma Store) OpensSources

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Opened La Ohana No.1 store (Yokohama Honmoku store)Sources

La Ohana No.1 (Yokohama Honmaki) OpenedSources

La Ohana No.1 Store (Yokohama Honmoku Store) OpensSources

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Opened the first Koshikashi store (Saitama Dōzōdō store).Sources

Opening of the first Shokishii store (Saitama Dōzōdo branch)Sources

Karakoshishi No.1 (Saitama Dousodo) OpenedSources

Karakoshishi No.1 Store (Saitama Dōzōdō Store) OpensSources

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Changed company name from Skai Raku Co., Ltd. to Skai Raku Holdings Co., Ltd.Sources

Company name change from Sukairaku Co., Ltd. to Sukairaku Holdings Co., Ltd.Sources

Skylark Co., Ltd. changed its name to Skylark Holdings Co., Ltd.Sources

Skai-ruak Co., Ltd. Changes Name to Skai-ruak Holdings Co., Ltd.Sources

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Discontinued disposable plastic straws in all stores.Sources

Discontinuation of disposable plastic straws across all storesSources

Discontinued disposable plastic straws across all storesSources

Discontinuation of Single-Use Plastic Straws Across All StoresSources

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Implemented indoor smoking bans in all stores.Sources

Implementation of indoor smoking ban at all storesSources

Implemented indoor smoking ban at all storesSources

Implementation of Indoor Smoking Ban Across All StoresSources

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Changed takeout and delivery cutlery to biomass plasticSources

Switching take‑out and delivery cutlery to biomass plasticSources

Changed takeout and delivery cutlery to biomass plasticSources

Switching Takeout and Delivery Cutlery to Biomass PlasticSources

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Introduced digital menu bookSources

Introduction of digital menu booksSources

Introduced digital menu booksSources

Launch of digital menu bookSources

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As part of work style reform, discontinued 24-hour operation at all storesSources

Abolition of 24‑hour operations at all stores as part of work‑style reformSources

Ended 24-hour operations at all stores as part of work style reformSources

Elimination of 24-hour operations across all stores as part of work style reformSources

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Opened first Shabu-ya store in MalaysiaSources

Opening of the first Shabu‑Yō store in MalaysiaSources

Opened Shabu-Ya No.1 in MalaysiaSources

Opening of the first Shabu-Ya store in MalaysiaSources

Started sales on Rakuten and Amazon.Sources

Started e-commerce business (sales on Rakuten and Amazon)Sources

Launch of e‑commerce business (sales start on Rakuten and Amazon)Sources

Launched e-commerce business (sales started on Rakuten and Amazon)Sources

Start of e-commerce business (sales on Rakuten and Amazon)Sources

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Established Sustainability CommitteeSources

Establishment of a sustainability committeeSources

Established a Sustainability CommitteeSources

Establishment of the Sustainability CommitteeSources

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Raised approximately 43 billion yen through public offeringSources

Raising approximately 43 billion yen through public equity offeringSources

Raised approximately 43 billion yen through a public offeringSources

Raising approximately 43 billion yen through public offeringSources

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Opened first Shabu-ya store in the United StatesSources

Opening of the first Shabu‑Yō store in the United StatesSources

Opened Shabu-Ya No.1 in the United StatesSources

Opening of the first Shabu-Ya store in the United StatesSources

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Commenced full-scale deployment of floor service robotsSources

Full implementation of floor service robotsSources

Fully implemented floor service robotsSources

Full-scale implementation of floor service robotsSources

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Changed takeout and delivery cutlery from biomass plastic to wood: changed straws from biomass plastic to paperSources

Switching take‑out and delivery cutlery from biomass plastic to wood; changing straws from biomass plastic to paperSources

Changed takeout and delivery cutlery from biomass plastic to wood; changed straws from biomass plastic to paperSources

Switching takeout and delivery cutlery from biomass plastic to wood, and straws from biomass plastic to paperSources

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Moved from First Section to Prime Market due to review of market classification at Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Transition from the First Section to the Prime Market following a review of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market classificationSources

Moved from the First Section to the Prime Market due to a review of market classifications at the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

Transition from the First Section to the Prime Market due to review of market classification at the Tokyo Stock ExchangeSources

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Announced introduction of self-checkout at more than 800 stores by end of 2022Sources

Announcement of self‑checkout implementation at more than 800 stores by the end of 2022Sources

Announced the introduction of self-checkout at more than 800 stores by the end of 2022Sources

Announcement of self-checkout implementation at over 800 stores by the end of 2022Sources

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Completed installation of 3,000 floor service robots at approximately 2,100 storesSources

Completion of floor service robot deployment at approximately 2,100 stores (3,000 units)Sources

Completed installation of 3,000 floor service robots at approximately 2,100 storesSources

Completion of installation of 3,000 floor service robots at approximately 2,100 storesSources

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Transitioned to new management structure to strengthen and enhance management strategy and execution (Chairman of the Board: Tan, President and CEO: Kanatani as dual top leadership)Sources

Transition to a new management structure aimed at strengthening and enriching management strategy and execution (Chairman: Tan, President: Kanatani as a dual‑top system)Sources

Transitioned to a new management structure to further strengthen and enrich management strategy and execution (Chairman: Tan, President: Kanaya as a dual-top system)Sources

Transition to a new management structure aimed at strengthening and enriching management strategy and execution (Chairman of the Board: Tan, President and CEO: Kanetani as a dual top leadership)Sources

Gusto store in front of Higashimurayama City Hall.Sources

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CO2: 2: Opened first zero-emission environmentally conscious model store (Gusto Higashimurayama City Hall Front Store)Sources

Completed installation of table payment service at approximately 2,400 Gusto and other storesSources

CO2: 2: Opening of the first zero‑emission environmentally conscious model store (Gusto Higashimurayama City Hall front store)Sources

Completion of table payment service implementation at approximately 2,400 Gusto and other storesSources

Opened the first CO:2 environmental model store with practically zero emissions (Gusto Higashimurayama City Hall front store)Sources

Completed installation of table payment service at approximately 2,400 Gusto and other storesSources

CO2: 2: Opening of the first environmentally conscious zero-emission model store (Gusto Higashimurayama City Hall Front Store)Sources

Completion of table payment service implementation at approximately 2,400 Gusto and other storesSources

Approximately 120 in-house volunteers provided 20,000 boxed meals to shelters.Sources

Noto Peninsula earthquake: about 120 internal volunteers provided 20,000 meals to evacuation centersSources

Noto Peninsula earthquake: about 120 in-house volunteers provided 20,000 lunch meals to sheltersSources

Noto Peninsula earthquake: about 120 internal volunteers provided 20,000 meals to evacuation centersSources

Noto Peninsula earthquake: About 120 internal volunteers provided 20,000 meals to evacuation centersSources

Operated in about 2,600 stores nationwide.Sources

Started introduction of Saikara Point at approximately 2,600 nationwide storesSources

Introduction of the nationwide 2,600-store Saikura Point systemSources

Introduced the Sakae-ruak Point system at about 2,600 nationwide storesSources

Introduction of the Saikara Point system at approximately 2,600 nationwide storesSources

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Completed acquisition of all shares of Kasai-san Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquisition of all shares of Kabushiki Kaisha Kizusan completedSources

Acquired all shares of Kabushiki Kaisha KashiSources

Completion of acquisition of all shares of Kabushiki Kaisha SisanSources

Operated in about 2,100 stores.Sources

Started table payment service via Saikara app at approximately 2,100 storesSources

Launch of the "Table Settlement Service" via the 2,100-store Saikura AppSources

Started table payment service via the Sakae-ruak app at approximately 2,100 storesSources

Introduction of table payment service via the Saikara app at approximately 2,100 storesSources

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Completed acquisition of all shares of Malaysia CCS Co., Ltd. (an Islamic shabu-shabu restaurant)Sources

Acquisition of all shares of Malaysia CCS Co., Ltd. (an Islamic shabu-shabu restaurant) completedSources

Acquired all shares of Malaysia CCS Co., Ltd. (an Islamic shabu-shabu restaurant)Sources

Completion of acquisition of all shares of Malaysia CCS Co., Ltd. (Islamic shabu-shabu restaurant)Sources

Started internally in July and externally in November.Sources

Full-scale operation of Skyrak Group's unique part-time job, "Spot Crew" (internal launch in July, external launch in November).Sources

Full-scale operation of Skira's unique part-time job "Spot Crew" (internal from July, external from November)Sources

Launched full-scale operation of the Skairaku Group's unique part-time job "Spot Crew" (internal launch in July, external launch in November)Sources

Full-scale operation of Skylark Group's unique part-time job, "Spot Crew" (internal launch in July, external launch in November).Sources

Gusto and Kisan udon provided 581 hot meals to shelters.Sources

Great fire in Oita City: Gusto and Sisan Udon provided 581 meals to evacuation shelters.Sources

Great fire in Oita City: Gusto and Kizusan udon provided 581 meals to sheltersSources

Oita City large-scale fire: Gusto and Kashi Udon provided 581 meals to evacuation centersSources

Great fire in Oita City: Gusto and Sisan Udon provided 581 meals to evacuation shelters.Sources

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Acquisition of all shares of Shinpa Co., Ltd.Sources

Acquisition of all shares of Kabushiki Kaisha Shinpachi completedSources

Acquired all shares of Kabushiki Kaisha ShinpaSources

Completion of acquisition of all shares of Shinpa Co., Ltd.Sources

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National Tax Agency basic information2010001138365
Source: National Tax Agency Corporate Number Publication Site, basic three itemsSources
Trade name
株式会社すかいらーくホールディングス
Trade name (kana)
スカイラークホールディングス
Name in English
Corporation type
301
Address
〒180-0013 東京都武蔵野市西久保1丁目25番8号
Postal code
1800013
Prefecture code
13
City code
203
Address outside Japan
Prefecture in English
City in English
Address outside Japan in English
Corporate number assignment date
2015-10-05
Update date
2018-07-09
Change date
2018-07-02
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Successor corporate number
Details of the change
Latest record
1
Excluded from search
0
Processing type
11
Correction type
1
Trade name image ID
Address image ID
Sequence number
1425782
METI gBizINFO2010001138365
Source: gBizINFO (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry)Sources
Corporate number
2010001138365
Trade name
株式会社すかいらーくホールディングス
Trade name (kana)
スカイラークホールディングス
Trade name (alphabet)
Registry closure date
Reason for registry closure
Registered address
東京都武蔵野市西久保1丁目25番8号
Postal code
1800013
Prefecture
東京都
Prefecture code
13
City or district
武蔵野市
City code
203
Street address
西久保1丁目25番8号
Organisation type
301
Processing type
11
Correction type
1
Status
Representative
代表取締役社長COO  金谷 実
Capital
25134000000
Employees
108735
Employees (male)
Employees (female)
Business summary
フードサービス事業全般 ※株式会社すかいらーくレストランツを含むデータ
Website URL
http://www.skylark.co.jp/
Year founded
Business category
M:宿泊業、飲食サービス業
Date established
Unified government qualification - grade
Unified government qualification - business items
Update date
2018-07-09
Key information
2010001138365
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