History

• Consolidated the research and development department at the SHINKO R&D Center.
• The 60th anniversary of the foundation.

• Received the Next-Generation Approval Mark based on the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children.

• Nagano Prefecture Governor, Jin Murai, visits the Wakaho Plant.

• Embarked on joint development of a high-speed ASIC substrate with IBM.

• Began large-scale production of DLL3® Coreless Substrates (an industry-first).

• Established the SHINKO Way.

• Presented with the SCQI and QOS+ awards by Intel Corporation.

• Named Fumio Kuraishi the 9th President and Representative Director.

• Supported the 50th National Skills Competition and 33rd National Abilympics as a Gold Sponsor.

• Leadframe Division gains ISO/TS16949 certification.

• Began applying the Global Business Standards (GBS).

• Began large-scale production of PBGA Thin Substrates (Coreless).

• Began large-scale production of MCePs.

• Named Mitsuharu Shimizu the 10th President and Representative Director.

• Began large-scale production of Cu pillars.

• IC Assembly Division gains ISO/TS16949 certification.
• Kurita Sogo Center receives the 28th Nagano-City Landscape Award.

• Transited to the structure of a company with audit and supervisory committee.
• The 70th anniversary of the foundation.

• Moved the production engineering department to the SHINKO R&D Center.
• Named Noriyuki Toyoki the 11th President and Representative Director.
• Announced a joint Labor - Management Declaration on Transforming Work Styles.

• Began large-scale production of Motor Cores.

• Gain ISO9001 integrated certification for the entire Company shifting from separate certifications in each manufacturing division.
• Received the Grand Prize in the Fujitsu Group Environmental Contribution Awards.

• Named Masami Fujita the 12th President and Representative Director.

• Introducted a remote work system.
• Concluded the Comprehensive Partnership Agreement with the Faculty of Engineering, Shinshu University.

• Opened the SHINKO Techno Academy in Oshimada, Nagano-City (within Kohoku Plant).
• Named Susumu Kurashima the 13th Representative Director of Board, President.

• Moved to the Prime Market due to the restructuring of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market.

• Established the Environmental Vision 2050.

• Opened the Chikuma Plant in Chikuma-City, Nagano Prefecture.

• Sponsorship of Signature Pavilion "null²" at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan.

• The Tender Offer by JICC-04, Ltd. for the Company’s Common Shares was Completed.
• Delisted from the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
• Transited to the Structure of a Company with an Audit and Supervisory Board.
• Completed an Absorption-type Merger with JICC-04, Ltd. as the Surviving Company and JICC-04, Ltd. Changed its Name to SHINKO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.