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Company established in Kamo-gun, Kamo-cho (now Takase-cho, Toyota City)
Company established in Kamo-gun, Kamo-cho (now Takase-cho, Toyota City): Company name Yasaku Construction Industry Co., Ltd.
Asphalt plant installed
Minister of Construction registration (H) No. 3278
Nagoya Branch Opening
Capital increased to 100 million yen
Headquarters relocation (transfer of operations to Nagoya branch)
Tokyo Branch Opening
Founding period (1965-1981)
Opening of Osaka branch: merger with Meitetsu Construction Co., Ltd.: establishment of Yasaku Real Estate Co., Ltd., International Development Building Co., Ltd. (now Yasaku Build & Life Co., Ltd.)
Yahagi Greenization Co., Ltd. established
Headquarters relocation (International Development Building)
Establishment of Yahagi Green Co., Ltd.
Toyota Service Center opened
Establishment of Nanshin Takamori Development Co., Ltd.
Yahagi Housing Sales Co., Ltd. established
Listing on the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange
Tokyo branch moved to Yahagi Minato Building
Yasaku Real Estate's condominium "Bambel Series" sales commenced
Hiroshima Branch Opening
Issuance of 35 million Swiss francs maturity Swiss franc convertible bond with subscription rights
Relocation of Tokyo branch (Yahagi Minato Building)
Positioned the 40th anniversary as a "second founding" and introduced a CI
Introduction of CI (new symbol mark, slogan announcement): Headquarters relocation (Aoi Center Building)
Techno Support Co., Ltd. established
Opening of Tohoku branch: relocation of Osaka branch (Yahagi Tenma Bridge Building): promotion to First Section of Nagoya Stock Exchange market: issuance of 100 million German mark maturity German mark convertible bond with subscription rights
Issuance of 7 billion yen first unsecured convertible bond (maturity 2001): (rating BBB, Japan Corporate Bond Research Institute, Japan Investors Service)
Listing on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
ISO 9002 Certification Obtained (Headquarters Construction and Civil Departments)
Kyushu Branch Opening: ISO 9001 Certification Obtained (Headquarters Construction Department)
ISO 9001 Certification Obtained (Tokyo and Osaka Branch Construction Departments): ISO 9002 Certification Obtained (Tokyo and Osaka Branch Civil Departments)
Establishment of Techno Support Inc.: ISO14001 certification obtained (headquarters and all subordinate work sites)
Yahagi Road Co., Ltd. established
Company-wide expansion of ISO14001 certification: establishment of Yahagi Road Co., Ltd.
Establishment of Pita Column Inc.
Issued 1.5 billion yen convertible bonds with warrants on July 15, 2010
Establishment of Earthquake Engineering Technology Research Institute (now Engineering Center)
Establishment of Pita Reform Inc. (April 2009 renamed to Wood Pita Inc.)
Merger of Pita Column Inc. and Wood Pita Inc.: establishment of Railway Technology Training Center
Subsidiary of Style Link Co., Ltd.: merger of Techno Support Inc. and Pita Column Inc.
Merger of Yasaku Build & Life Co., Ltd. and Style Link Co., Ltd.
Acquisition of Hokawa Construction Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary
Subsidiary of Kaichou Inc.: transfer of Yasaku Real Estate Co., Ltd.'s condominium development and sales business to Meitetsu Urban Development Co., Ltd.; transfer of Yasaku Build & Life Co., Ltd.'s condominium management business to Meitetsu Community Life Co., Ltd.