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Founded Tokyo Metal Sales Co., Ltd. and started operations.
Changed trade name to Itochu Non-Ferrous Metal Sales Co., Ltd.
Changed trade name to Itochu Non-Ferrous Metals Co., Ltd.
Established Itochu Non-Ferrous Materials Co., Ltd. and started operations.
Transferred business from Itochu Non-Ferrous Metals Co., Ltd. and transferred building material-related rights from Itochu Corporation's non-ferrous metals division.
Relocated office to Itochu Building.
Received full transfer of non-ferrous metal business excluding large resource development through company split from Itochu Corporation.
Issued 100 million yen of new shares on transferred assets, making capital 700 million yen.
Received transfer of sales organization, rights, related assets, and liabilities of metal raw material segment through company split from Itochu Corporation, and
Merged with I-Recycle Co., Ltd. and renamed Itochu Metals Co., Ltd.
Converted U.S. subsidiary I.MATEX into a branch, establishing the New York Branch (now California Branch).
Inherited steel raw material business through absorption-type split from Sumisho Steel Sales Co., Ltd.
Itochu Metals' panel reuse initiative was featured in Daiwa Energy's promotion of solar power plant repowering. Itochu Metals' reusable panel business was introduced on Daiwa Energy's website, which also provides a PDF download link.
Itochu Metals Co., Ltd. will relocate its Tokyo head office to Akasaka Trust Tower, 2-17-22 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, effective Monday, August 17, 2026. Business will continue at the new location. The address, telephone number (03-3497-7137), and fax number (03-3497-8180) will remain unchanged. The office is directly connected to Exit 12 of Tameike-Sanno Station on the Ginza and Namboku lines and Exit 12 of Kokkai-gijidomae Station on the Chiyoda and Marunouchi lines; it is a six-minute walk from Exit B2 of Akasaka Station and a ten-minute walk from Toranomon Hills Station.
Following a memorandum of understanding between Itochu Corporation and Daikin Industries, Itochu Metals signed an individual agreement on June 30, 2026, to promote closed-loop recycling of commercial air conditioners. Using the Act on the Promotion of Resource Circulation for Plastics and Other Materials, the initiative will recover and recycle copper, aluminum, iron, circuit boards, refrigerants, compressors and other resources, returning them to the supply chain to improve resource efficiency and help realize a decarbonized society.
Itochu Metals Corporation issued a notice concerning executive appointments. Please see the company’s official website for details.
This news announces executive appointments and organizational restructuring.
Itochu Metals Corporation issued a notice concerning its representative director on March 19, 2026. Details are provided in the document published on the same date.
Itochu Metals Corporation announced a planned change to its representative director.
Itochu Metals Corporation, Obayashi Corporation and Fujisash Co., Ltd. have established a closed-loop recycling process to sort and collect aluminum scrap from construction and demolition sites and reuse it to make aluminum window frames. They confirmed the process by documenting traceability from scrap through to window frames used in new buildings.
Itochu Metals Corporation announced that it would begin selling the SDG25S-4B1 generator for refrigerated containers in December 2025. Manufactured by AIRMAN, the product offers durability, corrosion resistance, ease of maintenance, fuel efficiency, quiet operation and remote monitoring. It is designed to provide a stable power supply for the cold chain, with potential applications in port operations, land transport and refrigerated logistics.
Art Setting Delivery, Restage Holdings and Itochu Metals will launch a one-stop service in November 2025 for unwanted items generated when moving or replacing furniture and appliances. The service covers collection, appraisal and reuse, or recycling. It aims for zero waste and zero accidents, and to add value through recirculation and resource recovery.