Tokatsu Foods Co., Ltd.

The founder started Tokatsu (individually operated) in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and began manufacturing and selling prepared bread

Reorganized as "Tokatsu" (individually operated), and established Tokatsu Co., Ltd. with capital of 2 million yen

History

Established Saitama factory and started manufacturing and selling rice

Established Yokohama factory

Established Kawasaki factory

Started transactions with convenience stores

Started transactions with FamilyMart Co., Ltd.

Changed trade name to the current "Tokatsu Foods Co., Ltd."

The first in-company nursery school was opened at Kawasaki factory

Absorbed and merged Tokatsu Foods Co., Ltd. (former Saitama factory), Koyo Co., Ltd. (former Kawasaki factory), and Handa Foods Co., Ltd. (former Mansa-ya Co., Ltd.)

Established Kawaguchi First Factory and Kawaguchi Logistics Center

Participated in Fuji Food Co., Ltd. (60%) for expanding noodle products and made it a subsidiary

Established Kawaguchi Second Factory

Registered on the Japan Securities Dealers Association (now JASDAQ)

Acquired all shares of Scope Weaving Co., Ltd. (renamed Tokatsu Life Service Co., Ltd.) for land acquisition in Ashikaga City

Formed a business capital alliance between Tokatsu Foods Co., Ltd. and Nomura Foods Co., Ltd.

Ashikaga Factory New Construction

As a strategy to strengthen the delivery business, capital participation (60%) was made in Limited Company Via Mare, which was engaged in home meal delivery business, and it was made a subsidiary

For the purpose of expanding frozen meals, all shares of Daizen Co., Ltd. (formerly Tokyo Cold Dishes) were acquired

Limited Company Via Mare was reorganized and renamed to Saperé Tohkatsu Co., Ltd.

Established Pot Deli Tohkatsu Co., Ltd. (capital 10 million yen, 100% owned by our company) and started manufacturing prepared bread in Higashinada-ku, Kobe City

New Yachiyo Factory & Yachiyo Logistics Center

Obtained ISO9002 certification

Dissolution of Saperé Tohkatsu Co., Ltd.

Expanded to Hokuriku area with the operation of Hokuriku Factory of consolidated subsidiary Pot Deli Tohkatsu Co., Ltd.

Additional acquisition of Fuji Shokuhin Co., Ltd. shares, making it a 100% subsidiary

New Sayama Factory

Expanded to Kitakyushu area with the operation of Tosu Factory of consolidated subsidiary Pot Deli Tohkatsu Co., Ltd.

Acquired all shares of Family Co., Ltd. and expanded to Tohoku South area

Additional acquisition of Nomura Foods Co., Ltd. shares, making it a 100% subsidiary

Changed the trade name of Family Co., Ltd. to Green Deli Co., Ltd.

Expanded to North Tohoku area with the operation of Green Deli Morioka Factory of the consolidated subsidiary

Established Port Chef Co., Ltd. (capital 30 million yen, 100% owned by Pot Deli Tohkatsu Co., Ltd.) to expand the production base of prepared dishes in Kansai area

Delisted from JASDAQ Securities Exchange

As part of the 'Kanagawa Area Factory Consolidation Project', new Yokohama Tsurumi Factory and Yamakita Factory were established. Tsuzuki Factory was renovated into a deli factory

Dissolved after absorbing Fuji Shokuhin Co., Ltd. into Tohkatsu Foods

Port Chef Co., Ltd. was absorbed and merged into Pooto Deli Cato Katsu and dissolved

Operation of the new Tsuzuki Center (with factory attached)

Tookatsu Foods Co., Ltd. achieved its first sales exceeding 50 billion yen

Completion of Ashikaga Second Factory

Capital and business alliance between Nissin Seifun Group Headquarters and Tookatsu Foods Co., Ltd.

Maebashi Factory begins operation (our second dedicated frozen factory)

Tookatsu Foods Co., Ltd. celebrates its 50th anniversary

Chiba Kashiwa Factory begins full operation (largest rice meal dedicated factory)

Nissin Seifun Group Headquarters acquires all shares of Tookatsu Foods Co., Ltd.

Tookatsu Foods Co., Ltd. is established as a subsidiary of Nissin Seifun Group as an intermediate holding company for the company's ready-to-eat and side dish business, called Nissin Seifun Delica Frontier

Acquisition of all shares of Kyushu NF Foods Co., Ltd. and making it a subsidiary