History
- 1953
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Kazuo Fujimoto(1925-2008) establishes FUJI ELECTRIC in Nijo, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
- 1954
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Establishes store/factory in Yanaginobamba-dori, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
- 1955
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Clarifies the management policy, establishes three basic business principles.
- 1958
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Establishes FUJI ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
- 1959
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Releases Multi-window indicator
- 1960
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Construsts new building for Kyoto Head Office and a Kyoto Factory
- 1961
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Releases Compact desk board switch
- 1962
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Releases Compact drum switch
- 1963
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Kusatsu Factory building completed
Releases Cam-operated switch
- 1969
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Releases Noryl resin composite terminal block
- 1971
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Releases Control center grip
- 1972
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Releases Connector
- 1973
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Establishes Osaka Sales Office
- 1975
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Releases Electromagnetic LED indicator
- 1976
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Starts a scholarship system for high school and university students
- 1978
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Releases Pointer-type indicator
- 1981
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Releases Spring-style screw-up terminal
- 1985
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The new building of Kusatsu Factory completed
- 1987
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Starts semi-automated production
Releases Setting panels for automated power supplies
- 1989
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All the buildings of Kusatsu Factory completed
Releases Annunciator relay
- 1990
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Releases Small LED indicator
- 1991
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Releases Easy wiring connector
- 1992
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Establishes Shin-Asahi Factory
Releases Changing-over switch for rolling stock cars
- 1994
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Establishes Tokyo Sales Office
Company goes public on the over-the-counter market
President Fujimoto receives the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Award for management
- 1995
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Shin-Asahi Factory extends a building
Releases Compact-type test terminal
Establishes Fujimoto Foundation with incorporation funds
donated by President Fujimoto whose aim is assisting high school students to give scholarships
- 1996
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Releases Door switch for rolling stock cars
- 1997
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Kusatsu Factory and Shin-Asahi Factory acquire ISO 9001 certification
Shin-Asahi Factory extends a building
- 1998
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Releases I/O module for railway power substations
- 1999
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Releases Telephone relay and New-type multi-window indicator
- 2000
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Releases Lock test terminal
- 2001
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Tadashi Konishi named president
- 2002
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Head Office, Kusatsu Factory and Shin-Asahi Factory acquire ISO 14001 certification
Releases Highly reliable switch with double-bridge contacts
- 2003
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Constructs new building for Head Office
Releases Photo-coupler module
- 2004
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Deregistered from the over-the-counter market of Japan Security Dealers Association
Public stock offering, company listed on JASDAQ Securities ExchangeStarts manufacture products that applicable to EU RoHS Directive
- 2005
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Switch and Flag drop type fault indicator acquire CCC certification
Osaka Sales Office and Tokyo Sales Office acquire ISO 14001 certification
- 2006
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Company listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Releases Ground terminal block
- 2007
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Delisted from JASDAQ Securities Exchange
Terminal block acquire UL certification in the U.S. and EN certification by TÜV in Europe
Releases Terminal block with wire dropping-off prevention function and Double contact connector
- 2008
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Terminal block with wire dropping-off prevention function receives cahir person incentive award by Japan Electrical Construction Association at JECA FAIR 2008
Releases Small-size cam-operated switch and Switch disconnector
- 2010
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Osaka Sales Office and Tokyo Sales Office acquire ISO 9001 certification
Releases Terminal block for high voltage use and Test switch for foreign relay equipment
- 2011
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Establishes Minami-Kusatsu Factory
Osaka Sales Office was merged into Kusatsu Sales Office
- 2012
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Minami-Kusatsu Factory acquire ISO14001 certification
- 2013
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Releases High-voltage switch disconnector
- 2014
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Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
- 2015
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Releases SemiCon switch
- 2017
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Extended Minami-Kusatsu Factory
- 2018
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Satoshi Yagi named president
- 2020
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Tokyo Sales Office renamed Tokyo Office
- 2022
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Transition to the Standard Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange