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Toyota Steel Corporation

豊田鉃工株式会社
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Country
Japan
Employees (consolidated)
16,041
Related companies
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
Aichi Prefecture, Toyota City, Hosoya Town 4-chome, 50
Chief executive
Yasuhiko Sakamoto
Capital
2,223,000,000  (22 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
2,692 people
Employees (consolidated)
16,041 people
Start date
1946-02-27
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Automotive Parts BusinessPersonal Mobility BusinessAgriculture Business
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22 COMPANIES
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History

19 EVENTS

EstablishedSources

TTAI was established in Somerset in 1995 and began operations in 1997.Sources

Started in 1997 and will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year.Sources

Established TTIA in Bangalore, India, in November 1998.Sources

TTIA began operations in 1999.Sources

TTTI was established as the European base of the Toyota Tetsu Group and celebrated its 25th anniversary in April 2026.Sources

Established as the second North American base in 2001 (operations started in 2002), mainly manufacturing parts assembled into popular Toyota models such as the Highlander and Sienna.Sources

Established TTAP in the Philippines in 2003.Sources

Established TTEX in China in August 2004.Sources

Established TTII in India in January 2009.Sources

Established in India in May 2012Sources

Established TTT in Thailand in June 2013Sources

As a parts supply base for Subaru in North America, a joint venture was established with Fukai Manufacturing in April 2014, and operations commenced in October 2016.Sources

TTCA is the only company in the North American Toyota Tetsu Group based in Canada.Sources

YKTA was established in Madison, Alabama, in February 2019 as the seventh base in North America.Sources

Toyota Steel Corporation was established.Sources

YKTA began operations in September 2021.Sources

YKTA received the 'Emerging Manufacturer of the Year Award' in Alabama in 2022.Sources

YKTA transitioned to a two-shift system and began full-scale production in July 2023.Sources

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News

127 ARTICLES

Tree Planting and Conservation Activity at Edashita RiverbankSources

On October 18, eight volunteers from Suzuki Takahide and Toyota Volunteer Club participated in a tree planting and conservation activity at Edashita Riverbank. They used tools to level the ground, which had been disturbed by wild boars, making it suitable for a self-propelled grass cutter to operate. After a break, they worked for two hours and strengthened their friendship with local residents.

Exhibiting at Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026Sources

Toyota Shakou Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026, held at Makuhari Messe from October 13 to 16, 2026. The company will display Comove at a joint booth with other members of the Japan Automobile Parts Industry Association (JAPIA) and will also conduct a 5‑minute reverse pitch aimed at co‑creation. Admission is free and requires pre‑registration.

Providing Comove for the Demonstration Project in Onagawa TownSources

Comove was adopted in the demonstration project that started on September 29, 2026, in Onagawa Town, Miyagi Prefecture. Five units were stationed at the Onagawa Post Office and are loaned out for free as mobility support within the town. The project involves collaboration with Onagawa Town and others to address mobility challenges for the elderly, and the implementation period runs until February 26, 2027.

Comove Exhibits at H.C.R2026 International Welfare Equipment ExpoSources

Toyota Shakou will exhibit Comove at the "H.C.R2026 53rd International Welfare Equipment Expo & Forum" held at Tokyo Big Sight from October 7 to 9, 2026. Visitors can try out the vehicle and experience its driving and handling at the booth of Toyotou All Life Co., Ltd. Admission is free, but prior registration is required.

Start of "Slowmob" Share Service in Yokohama CitySources

OpenStreet, in partnership with Toyota Tekkō, will launch the "Slowmob" small vehicle share service in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, on October 5, 2026. Stations will be installed at Sakura-gi-cho Station, Kan'nai Station, and the underground parking lot of Nihon Odori, and can be accessed via the "HELLO CYCLING" app. The installation period lasts until March 31, 2027.

Toyota Ironworks Donates 3 Million Yen to Kumamoto Earthquake VictimsSources

Toyota Ironworks Co., Ltd. has decided to donate 3 million yen to the Chunichi Shimbun as aid to those affected by the Kumamoto earthquake in Reiwa 8. We pray for the early recovery of the disaster area and extend our heartfelt condolences.

80th Anniversary Special Community Contribution Activity ReportSources

As part of the 80th anniversary commemorative project, our company conducted a small household appliance collection activity. The collected appliances are scheduled to be used in the production of medals for the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games. We will continue to value collaboration with the local community and actively engage in environmental conservation activities.

Announcement of Corporate Website RenewalSources

Today, Toyota Shakou Co., Ltd. renewed its corporate website. We will continue to strive for the enhancement and improvement of our website.

Toyota Steel Co., Ltd. New Executive Structure ResolutionSources

Toyota Steel Co., Ltd. elected directors at its 2026 June 26 ordinary shareholders' meeting and resolved the new structure at the board meeting following the shareholders' meeting. We appreciate your continued support and cooperation.

Toyota Shikō Co., Ltd. Nitori JD.LEAGUE Vol.1 Volunteer ParticipationSources

During the Nitori JD.LEAGUE Vol.1 Toyota Round held on April 11 and 12, the Toyota Volunteer Club was in charge of parking guidance, ticket sales, and admission reception. Both days had good weather, attracting many fans to watch the match, and we received words of gratitude from the secretariat.

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Sources & updates

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