April, 1947 |
Business activities begin with celluloid product manufacture and sales. |
June, 1948 |
Reorganized as a stock company. |
April, 1950 |
Vinyl fabric and processed goods sales begin. |
October, 1950 |
Osaka branch opens. |
May, 1952 |
Osaka branch reorganized as Osaka Sanyo. |
April, 1953 |
Business activities expand into plastics. |
March, 1967 |
Received the Tokyo Governor's Prize in recognition of results of streamlining management in accordance with the Small and Medium Enterprise Management Consultant System. |
November, 1967 |
Received the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency's Commissioner's Prize for the reasons described above. |
February, 1973 |
Osaka Sanyo opens offices in Hiroshima. |
July, 1973 |
Opens offices in Sendai. Opens offices in Fukuoka. |
December, 1976 |
The headquarters distribution center is relocated to Sumida Ward in Tokyo. |
September, 1978 |
Osaka Sanyo transfers operations to its Hiroshima branch. |
March, 1981 |
Osaka Sanyo completes construction of its new office building at the current location in Chuo Ward in Osaka and transfers its operations there. |
May, 1982 |
Construction of new corporate headquarters is completed at the current location in Nihonbashibakurocho, Chuo Ward, Tokyo, and operations are transferred there. |
September, 1982 |
The headquarters distribution center is relocated to Nihonbashibakurocho, Chuo Ward, Tokyo. |
January, 1987 |
Osaka Sanyo received the Osaka Governor's Prize in recognition for many years of contributing to the promotion of industries. Similar prizes are also received in March 1991, November 1995, and November 2001. |
March, 1993 |
The Nihonbashi K Building is built on the site of the former headquarters. |
June, 1998 |
Celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the company are held in Guam. |
September, 2006 |
Resident offices are established in Shanghai. |
January, 2007 |
Osaka Sanyo receives approval for its management innovation plan (Osaka Prefectural Executive Order No. 777-274) |
March, 2007 |
Business operation rights for stationary manufacture are transferred from Okimura Co., Ltd. to Osaka Sanyo, and the Yao factory is opened (ISO9001 certification acquired on October 26, 2001). |
February, 2009 |
President Kaito Kiyoshi appointed chair of the Tokyo Vinyl Products Association (post held until 2012). |
December, 2009 |
Licensed character product business operations transferred from Unitec, Inc. |
April, 2010 |
Business operations merged together with Osaka Sanyo. |
October, 2010 |
Celebrations commemorating the business merger are held in Okinawa. |
April, 2012 |
Hiroshima and Fukuoka offices are integrated into the West Japan office. |