Nichiro Seipan Co., Ltd.

Established as Hokkaido Hōkoku Seika Co., Ltd.

Renamed to Nihon Kōsan Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Reorganized as Nihon Kōsan Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Established Toyohira plant (Sapporo City) and moved headquarters to the same location in October of the following year.

Renamed to Nippon Seipan Co., Ltd.

Merged with Kameya Pan Co., Ltd., establishing Kameya plant as Kotoni plant (Sapporo City).

Made Nippon Seipan Co., Ltd. (Asahikawa City) a subsidiary.

Established Tsukisamu plant (Sapporo City) and moved headquarters to the same location.

Established Kushiro Nippon Seipan Co., Ltd. (Kushiro City).

Acquired Marujuu Seipan Co., Ltd. (Machida City, Tokyo) and established a Machida factory to expand into the Kanto market

Integrated Daiichi Seipan Co., Ltd. (Hakodate City) into the group

Founded Asahikawa Nichikou Co., Ltd. (renamed from Mineya Seipan Co., Ltd.)

Founded Hakodate Daiichi Nichikou Co., Ltd. (renamed from Daiichi Seipan Co., Ltd.) and renamed to Hakodate Nichikou Co., Ltd. in December of the same year

Established Nichikou Deli Foods Co., Ltd. (Sapporo City)

Merged Asahikawa Nichikou Co., Ltd., Kushiro Nichikou Co., Ltd., and Hakodate Nichikou Co., Ltd. and simultaneously established Asahikawa, Kushiro, and Hakodate factories

Established Nichikou Tokorozawa Factory Co., Ltd. (Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture)

Listed shares on the Sapporo Stock Exchange

Established Hokkaido Wara Be Co., Ltd.

Transferred sales operations from Nichikou Tokorozawa Factory Co., Ltd. to the Tokorozawa factory

Established Ajisara Co., Ltd. (Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture)

Merged Deli Foods Co., Ltd. with Ajisara Co., Ltd. and transferred the Hokkaido Wara Be business to Ajisara Co., Ltd.

Discontinued Ajisara Co., Ltd. following withdrawal from rice-cooked meals business in Honshu

Established Ajisara Co., Ltd. (Sapporo City) to inherit rice-cooked meals and food businesses in Hokkaido

Withdrew from bread and confectionery business in Honshu (excluding parts of the Tohoku region)

Initiated medium-term management plan: implemented a three-year business plan (action plan) by department

Withdrew from noodle and food business of Ajisara Co., Ltd. and simultaneously transferred the rice-cooked meals division to North Delica Co., Ltd.

Renamed Asahikawa branch to Asahikawa office and started the second medium-term management plan (three years)

Closed North Delica Hakodate Factory

Signed a strategic capital partnership agreement with Yamazaki Seipan Co., Ltd.

North Delica Inc. is being absorbed and merged

Moon Cold Delica Factory Completion and Operation