1954
Company established under the trade name of Nihon Acetylene Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd.(capital: One million yen) at 3-13 Edogawa, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, for the purpose of the manufacture and refining of medicinal chemicals such as anesthetic drug (Ethylene trichloride, Barium chlorate Establish the headquarters in the factory.
1961
Corporate name changed to Toyo Gosei Co., Ltd.
1963
Completed construction of a new factory in Ichikawa city and started manufacturing acetate ester.
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1963 Factory moved to Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture |
1965
Established Chemical Transport Inc. and disbanded our chemical transport section. (Investment in capital:5 million yen, Hold 60% of shares, Reorganization to joint stock corporations in July 1967)
1971
Set up Tokyo Sales Office at Chuo-ku, Tokyo.
Relocated headquarters to Ichikawa city.
Constructed a tank terminal in Ichikawa city (400kl tank x 6, 650kl tank x 5) as Takahama Chemical Tank Termainal, and start liquid chemical warehousing operations.
1972
Got certification as bonded warehouse in the Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal from Finance Ministry.
1974
Established Orient Service Co., Ltd. in Ichikawa city, a wholly owned subsidiary, for the purpose of rendering material handling service in the Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal (capital: 40 million yen)
1975
Got a license for intermediate industrial waste disposer from Chiba Prefecture.
1981
Completed photosensitive material manufacturing facilities at the Ichikawa Factory.
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1981 Production of photosensitive materials started at Ichikawa factory |
1982
Set up Photosensitive Materials Research Center in Funabashi, Chiba.
Completed construction of three LPG storage tanks (capacity at 1,800kl x 3) at the Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal, and started LPG storage operations.
1983
Completed the sixth stage construction at the Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal (total capacity for liquid chemicals storage: 47,500kl)
1988
Established Chiba Toyo Gosei Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary in Tonosho-machi, Chiba, for purpose of manufacturing photosensitive materials.
1989
Completed a photosensitive material manufacturing plant, in Chiba Toyo Gosei Co., Ltd. (present Chiba Factory)
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1989 Opening of current Chiba factory |
1993
Orient Services Inc. was incorporated.
1994(May)
Received ISO 9002 certificate for photosensitive materials manufacturing section of the Ichikawa Factory.
Received ISO 9002 certificate for chemical products manufacturing section of the Ichikawa Factory.
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1994-1996 Recieved of ISO9002 certification for by Ichikawa factory, Chiba factory, and Takahama Chemical Tank Termainal |
1995
Acquired 84,980 shares of Chemical Transport Inc. and hold 86.94% of shares.
1996
Chiba Toyo Gosei Co., Ltd and Tosei Sangyo Co., Ltd. were incorporated. Received ISO 9002 certificate for both Chiba Factory and Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal.
Completed a new research center in Chiba New Town and relocated the Photosensitive Materials Research Center to the new site.
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1996 Research center moved to Chiba New Town |
1998
Established TG Finetech Inc., a wholly owned foreign affiliate in Columbus, Ohio, USA. (Capital $400,000)
2000
Registration of OTC stocks with the Japan Securities Dealers Association (now JASDAQ)
2001
Completed the construction of the third photosensitive materials facility in the Chiba Factory
2002
Received ISO 14001 certificate for Ichikawa Factory.
Received ISO 9001 certificate for Chiba Factory.
Newly constructed food ingredients manufacturing facility
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2002 Recieved ISO14001 certificate for Ichikawa factory |
2003
Introduced a divisional system
Received ISO 9001 certificate for Takahama Chemical Tank Terminal.
2004
The 50th Anniversary.
Completed the construction of manufacturing facility for ionic liquid .
Published environmental report
Received ISO 9001 certificate for Ichikawa Factory.
2005
Established a logistics base, in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Received ISO14001 certificate for Chiba Factory.
2010
Acquired AEO(Authorized Economic Operator)
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2010 Recieved AEO certificate |
2011
Toyo Gosei acquires a site for a factory in Awaji-City.
Move of headquarter to Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.