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Established Nippon Kihatsu Oil Co., Ltd. (the former name of JGC Co., Ltd.) in 1928.
Newspaper article announcing the founding of our company (Central Commercial News, 1928-10-11)
Establishment of Nippon Kihatsu Oil Co., Ltd., the predecessor of JGC Holdings Co., Ltd.
Survey team before UOP. Signatories included Dr. Ipatchev of the company (1943)
Research institute and catalyst manufacturing plant in Saito-cho, Yokohama City in 1941
The Pacific coast refinery resumed operations in 1949
Survey team before UOP. Signatories included Dr. Ipatchev of the company (1943)
Negotiations were concluded in May 1952
Secured the Tokuyama Refinery new construction project for Idemitsu Kosan, Japan's first glassroots (new) refinery, and completed it on a short schedule.
In 1956, the company secured the entire contract for the construction of the Tokuyama refinery, the first large‑scale glass roots refinery (new refinery) plan in post‑war Japan, and successfully completed it.
Tokuyama refinery of Idemitsu Kosan (completed in 1957)
Jitsuyoshi passed away in 1967
Since the 1970s, we began consulting and engineering services related to nuclear and environmental issues.
In the 1980s, we launched the Fine Ceramics business as part of our functional materials manufacturing.
To counter the declining cost competitiveness caused by the yen appreciation following the 1985 Plaza Accord, we vigorously expanded overseas bases. We consecutively secured large projects such as oil refining, petrochemicals, and LNG worldwide, establishing ourselves as one of the world's leading engineering contractors.
In 1997, we established the World Operations Center (Yokohama Headquarters) in the Minatomirai district of Yokohama.
In October 2019, we transitioned to a holding company structure. We aim to transform into a corporate group that grows steadily and sustainably, comprising multiple businesses such as overseas oil & gas, overseas infrastructure, domestic EPC + maintenance, and functional materials manufacturing.
From October 2019, it transformed into a new corporate group composed of multiple business companies, including JGC Holdings as a pure holding company, JGC Global (engineering business, overseas oil & gas business, overseas infrastructure business), JGC (domestic business), JGC Catalyst Chemistry (functional material manufacturing business), and Japan Fine Ceramics.
JX Holdings, Revo International, and SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY have signed a basic agreement to supply used cooking oil generated at hotels and restaurants operated by Mori Trust Hotels & Resorts as feedstock for domestic sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Under the agreement, supply of used cooking oil for SAF feedstock is scheduled to begin in July 2026 at four facilities.
JGC Global Inc. will exhibit at SEMICON Japan 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight from December 9 to 11, 2026. The booth will showcase the joint EPC brand Nixyte, smart factory proposals, and displays of materials and components for semiconductors.
JGC Global Corporation held its in-house digital event, “Everyone’s Big Digital Mission: Autumn Festival 2026,” on November 14, 2026. The event was designed as a forum for employees to explore using AI to solve problems and create new value, and more than 500 employees, including department heads, participated online.
JGC Global will establish a "Strategic Projects Division" on November 1, 2026, to strengthen business development and project creation functions in future growth markets. The division will consolidate organizations and functions in advanced industries, critical minerals, sustainability, and space infrastructure, consistently driving new project creation through business expansion.
JGC Global Inc. announced that it will implement organizational reform and personnel changes effective November 1, 2026. The reform will establish a Strategic Projects Headquarters and transfer functions in the advanced industry, sustainable projects, non-ferrous metals, and critical minerals sectors.
The JGC Group welcomed officials from the Malaysian Ministry of Economy, PETRONAS, and JOGMEC at the JGC Methane Emission Management Technology Evaluation Center in Oarai Town, Ibaraki Prefecture. They introduced the methane emission management service "HiGHGuard" and the center's initiatives, and exchanged views on reducing methane emissions and decarbonizing the natural gas and LNG value chain. They also discussed the concept of establishing the "Southeast Asia Methane Emission Management Technology Evaluation Center" in Malaysia.
Mita City, JGC Holdings, Revo International, and SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY signed a cooperation agreement on the promotion of waste cooking oil resource utilization on October 19. In addition to providing waste cooking oil collected at Mita City facilities for the production of domestically produced SAF, the city participates in the "Fry to Fly Project" to advance the recycling of waste cooking oil collected from households and other sources into SAF.
Sakaide City, JGC Holdings, Cosmos Oil, Revo International, and SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY signed an agreement on the promotion of resource utilization of waste cooking oil on September 30. The collaboration to supply waste cooking oil collected from citizens for the production of domestically produced SAF is the first of its kind in the Shikoku region. Sakaide City will also participate in the "Fry to Fly Project".
JGC Global Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding with PETRONAS, JOGMEC, and TotalEnergies to establish SEA METEC, the first methane emissions management demonstration facility in ASEAN. The facility will detect and measure methane leaks from oil and natural gas production facilities and evaluate low-carbon technologies.
Domestic SAF produced by SAFFAIRE SKY ENERGY of the JGC Group will be supplied to the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Blue Impulse through joint venture Cosmo Energy Group. The SAF will be routed via Chubu Centrair International Airport and used in the scheduled display flight over Nagoya City on September 19, 2026. JGC HD is working on regional resource circulation and decarbonization of the aviation sector through the collection and conversion of waste cooking oil into SAF.