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Established Nagoya Electronics Industry Co., Ltd. for the purpose of designing, manufacturing, and selling printed circuit boards
Established Meiko Denshi Kogyo Co., Ltd. to design, manufacture, and sell PCBs
Development of electronic application products and establishment of a system development department
Established the System Development Department to develop electronics application products
Development of printed circuit board inspection machines
Development of PCB testers
Construction of a new head office and factory. Establishment of an integrated production system from design to final product
Constructed headquarters building and main factory; created vertically integrated production system to handle each stage of production, from design to the finished product
Start of multilayer board manufacturing
Started manufacturing multi-layer PCBs
First in the world to develop a multi-video processor
Developed the world's first multi-video processor
Establishment of Multi-Tech Corporation (now Maiko Tech)
Construction of Yamagata Factory (now Yamagata Maiko Co., Ltd.)
Constructed Yamagata Factory (currently Yamagata Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Expansion of head office factory (now Kanagawa Factory)
Expanded the main factory (currently headquarters and Kanagawa Factory Building E)
Opening of Nagoya Sales Office
Established Nagoya Sales Office
Establishment of Maiko Fine Co., Ltd., which performs circuit board assembly
Established Meiko Fine Co., Ltd. to mount components on PCBs
Establishment of M.D. Systems Co., Ltd., which designs printed circuit boards
Established M.D. Systems Co., Ltd. to design PCBs
Established Koriyama Sales Office
Opening of Koriyama Sales Office
Construction of Fukushima Factory
Constructed Fukushima Factory
Change of company name to Maiko Co., Ltd.
Changed name to Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd.
Construction of a new manufacturing building within Yamagata Factory (Yamagata Maiko Co., Ltd.)
Constructed new manufacturing building at the Yamagata Factory (Yamagata Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Establishment of Ming Xing Electronics Hong Kong Limited in China and Hong Kong
Established Meiko Elec. Hong Kong. Co., Ltd. in Hong Kong, China
Establishment of Ming Xing Electronics (Guangzhou Nansha) Limited in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
Established Meiko Electronics (Guangzhou Nansha) Co., Ltd. in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Renaming of the head office printed wiring board manufacturing division to Kanagawa Factory
Listing of shares on JASDAQ (Over-the-counter registration)
Stock listed on JASDAQ (over the counter)
Construction of the Guangzhou factory in China (Mingxiang Electronics (Guangzhou Nansha) Co., Ltd.)
Constructed Guangzhou Factory in China (Meiko Electronics (Guangzhou Nansha) Co., Ltd.)
Establishment of MDS Circuit Technology, Inc., which designs printed circuit boards, in Manila, Philippines
Established MDS Circuit Technology, Inc. in Manila, the Philippines to design PCBs
Established Osaka Sales Office
Established Osaka Sales Office
Established Shanghai Sales Office
Established Shanghai Sales Office
Construction of the second factory building in Guangzhou, China
Constructed No.2 factory building at the Guangzhou Factory
Established Tokorozawa Sales Office
Established Tokorozawa Sales Office
Established Miyagi Factory (Miyagi Meiko Co., Ltd.)
Established Miyagi Factory (Miyagi Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Established Mingxiang Electronics (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China
Established Meiko Electronics (Wuhan) Co., Ltd. in Wuhan, Hubei, China
Established Taiwan Sales Office
Construction of new factory building at Miyagi Factory
Established Taiwan Sales Office
Constructed new factory building at Miyagi Factory
Established Meiko Electronics America, Inc. in San Jose, USA, to sell printed circuit boards
Established Tianjin Sales Office
Established Meiko Electronics America, Inc. in San Jose, CA, to conduct PCB sales in the USA
Operation of the Wuhan factory in China (Minggong Electronics (Wuhan) Co., Ltd.)
Established Tianjin Sales Office
Established Nagano Sales Office
Constructed Wuhan Factory (Meiko Electronics (Wuhan) Co., Ltd.) in China
Established Meiko Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. in the suburbs of Hanoi, Vietnam
Established Nagano Sales Office
Established Meiko Electronics Vietnam Co., Ltd. in the suburb of Hanoi, Vietnam
Established Meiko Electronics Europe GmbH in Munich, Germany, to sell printed circuit boards
Established Nagano R&D center at the engineering department of Shinshu University to develop PCBs
Constructed new headquarters building
Established Meiko Electronics Europe GmbH in Germany (Munich) to conduct PCB sales in Europe
Acquired circuit business from Japan Victor Corporation
Constructed new headquarters building at the Kanagawa Factory
Established Osaki Sales Department
Assumed control of the Circuit Business of Victor Company of Japan, Limited
Vietnam EMS factory commenced operation
Established Osaki Sales Office
Established Meiko Research and Development Center
Launched operation of EMS Factory in Vietnam
Completion and operation of the second Wuhan factory in China
Established MEIKO Research and Development Center
Established Omiya Sales Office (relocated from Tokorozawa Sales Office)
Completed and launched operation of No.2 factory building at the Wuhan Factory
Merged Miyagi Meiko Co., Ltd. and Togoshi Co., Ltd.
Established Omiya Sales Office (relocated from Tokorozawa)
Changed name of Multitech Co., Ltd. to Meiko Tech Co., Ltd. and transferred our video equipment and industrial equipment businesses
Merged the Koriyama Sales Office and Osaki Sales Department into the Omiya Sales Office
Merged Nagano Sales Office into Nagoya Sales Office
Miyagi Meiko Electronics Co., Ltd. acquired Togoshi Co., Ltd.
Vietnam PCB Factory operational
Multi Tech Co., Ltd. Company name changed to Meiko Tech Co., Ltd. transfer our video equipment business and industrial equipment business; Integrated Koriyama Sales Office and Osaki Sales Department at Omiya Sales Office; Integrated Nagano Sales Office at Nagoya Sales Office
Established a joint venture with Schweizer Electronic Aktiengesellschaft, Meiko Schweizer Electronics Hong Kong Co., Ltd.
Vietnam PCB plant started operation
Reactivation of Ishinomaki Factory (former Miyagi Factory)
Established Meiko Schweizer Electronics Hong Kong Co., Ltd. in a joint venture with Schweizer Electronic Aktiengesellschaft
Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard)
Ishinomaki Branch Factory (old Miyagi Factory) restart
Closed Ebina Plant and Yamato Technology Center, consolidated into Yamato Plant, sold Ebina Plant
Stock listing on Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard)
Abolished the Ebina Office and Yamato Technology Center and consolidated them at Yamato Office, and sold the Ebina Office Building.
Established Meiko Electronics Thang Long Co., Ltd on the premises of Panasonic Vietnam Co., Ltd.
Established Meiko Electronics Thang Long Co., Ltd. on the premises of Panasonic Vietnam
Opened the Meiko Solar Park, a solar power plant
Established solar power plant "Meiko Solar Park Fukushima"
Established Meiko Techno Corporation
Established Meiko Techno Co., Ltd.
Fukushima No. 2 Factory operational
Fukushima Plant #2 startup
Vietnam No. 3 Factory operational
Vietnam Plant #3 startup
Made Meiko Towada Vietnam Co., Ltd. (now Meiko Electronics Hai Duong Vietnam Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary
Acquired equity interests in EMS in Vietnam and turned it into a subsidiary, Meiko Towada Vietnam Co., Ltd.
Changed market to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Changed our listed market to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market
Moved to the Prime Market on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Acquired shares to make Meiko Embedded Products Corporation (now Meiko Electronics Develop Corporation) and its subsidiary Meiko Embedded Technology (now Meiko Electronics Manufacturing Corporation) subsidiaries
Acquired shares of NEC Embedded Products, Ltd., making it a subsidiary as Meiko Embedded Products, Ltd. and its subsidiary Meiko Embedded Technology, Ltd.
Opened Tokyo Sales Office
Established Tokyo Sales Office.
Started operation of Ishinomaki No. 2 Factory
Commenced operation of the Ishinomaki Factory#2.
Established Meiko NEXT Corporation
Established Meiko NEXT Co., Ltd.
Completed Tendo Factory
Completed the construction of the Tendo Factory.
Meiko Embedded Products Corporation was renamed to Meiko Electronics Development Corporation
Meiko Embedded Technology Corporation was renamed to Meiko Electronics Manufacturing Corporation
Meiko Towada Vietnam Co., Ltd. was renamed to Meiko Electronics Hai Duong Vietnam Co., Ltd.
Meiko Embedded Products Co., Ltd. changed its name to Meiko Electronic Development Co., Ltd.
Meiko Embedded Technology, Ltd. changed its name to Meiko Electronic Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Meiko Towada Vietnam Co., Ltd. changed its name to Meiko Electronics Hai Duong Vietnam Co., Ltd.
Held the 50th Anniversary Ceremony of Meiko Corporation
Holds Meiko's 50th Anniversary Commemorative Ceremony
Completed Vietnam Factory No. 4
Completed the construction of the Vietnam Plant #4.
Completed Hoa Binh Factory
Completed the construction of the Hoa Binh Plant.
On November 10, 2026, To Lam, Chairman of the Communist Party and President of the State, visited Meiko NEXT. He expressed gratitude for long-term investment in Vietnam and conveyed expectations for research and development, advanced talent cultivation, and support for local suppliers. He stated his intention to contribute to the development of both countries as a technology partner.