セレスティカ・ジャパン株式会社

In 1994, Celestica was incorporated as a wholly owned subsidiary of IBM.

In 1996, Celestica was acquired by Onex Corporation (TSE:OCX) and Celestica management from IBM, the founders of the company.

In 1997, Celestica acquired Design to Distribution, one of Europe’s largest independent EMS providers.

In 1998, Celestica completed the largest IPO in EMS history and the largest technology IPO in Canada, raising gross proceeds of US$414 million.

In 1999, Celestica was included in the new S&P/ TSE Mid Cap Index.

In 2000, Celestica announced a strategic EMS alliance with Motorola for wireless telecom products and opened an office in Japan.

In 2001, Celestica announced a five-year strategic manufacturing agreement with Lucent worth up to US$10 billion and acquired Singapore-based EMS provider Omni Industries Limited.

In 2002, Celestica announced an agreement with Palm for repair and logistics operations and a five-year strategic agreement with NEC worth up to US$2.5 billion.

On June 30, 2003, Celestica celebrated its 5th anniversary as a public company.

On January 3, 2004, Celestica celebrated its 10th anniversary, and was recognized with awards including Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens and Diebold’s 2013 Platinum Award for Supplier Excellence.

In 2005, Celestica acquired Displaytronix and CoreSim to expand its services.

In 2006, Craig Muhlhauser was appointed CEO, and Celestica received the North American Frost & Sullivan Award for Customer Service Leadership.

In 2007, Celestica announced the TCOO™ awards program and appointed Craig Muhlhauser to its Board of Directors.

In 2008, Celestica announced collaboration with Microsoft on BEE3 platform prototypes and was named to CIO 100.

In 2009, Celestica’s Song Shan Lake site received the North American Market Leadership Award in Aerospace and Defense EMS from Frost & Sullivan.

In 2010, Celestica acquired AlliedPanels and Invec Solutions, and launched its first CSR report.

In 2011, Celestica was recognized as Canadian Manufacturer of the Year and acquired semiconductor equipment contract manufacturing operations of Brooks Automation.

In 2012, Celestica received Frost & Sullivan’s 2012 Global EMS Aerospace and Defense Company of the Year Award and other recognitions.

In 2013, Celestica received EMC’s Supplier of the Year Award and the James S. Cogswell Outstanding Industrial Security Achievement Award.

In 2014, Celestica celebrated its 20th anniversary, was named one of Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens, and received Diebold’s Platinum Award for Supplier Excellence.

In 2015, Celestica was named to the 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index.

In 2016, Celestica was named to the 2016 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World index.