TOP > Company history
- 1912
- Nippon Enamel Co., Ltd., incorporated.
- 1945
- Manufacture of enameled ironware for home use begun.
- 1957
- Japan's first stainless steel sink press developed.
- 1962
- World first enameled kitchen developed.
- 1971
- Company renamed TAKARA STANDARD CO.,LTD.
- 1973
- Company listed on First Section of Osaka Securities Exchange.
Company listed on First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange.
- 1974
- Tonami Factory constructed.
- 1976
- Kashima Factory constructed.
- 1977
- Hong Kong showroom opened.
Distribution of enameled kitchens begun.
- 1982
- Distribution of stainless steel unit bus begun first in Japan.
Yawata Enamel Co., Ltd. (now Fukuoka Factory) acquired and merged.
- 1986
- Distribution of enameled system kitchens begun.
- 1988
- Seki Factory constructed.
- 1991
- Operation of Shiga Factory begun.
Operation of Saitama Factory begun.
- 1993
- "Verses of Osaka" wall mural produced for JR Shin-Osaka Station.
- 1996
- Operation of No. 2 Fukuoka Factory begun.
- 1999
- T.S. Hokuriku Co., Ltd. (now Hokuriku Factory) acquired and merged.
T.S. Seiki Co., Ltd. (now Biwako Factory) acquired and merged.
- 2000
- Takagi Industrial Co., Ltd. acquired and merged.
T.S. Kikaku Co., Ltd. acquired and merged.
- 2002
- Nippon Frit Co., Ltd. spun off as subsidiary.
- 2005
- Takara Horo Co., Ltd. (now Nagoya Factory) acquired and merged.
- 2007
- Takara Cyubou Co., Ltd. acquired and merged.
- 2012
- Silver Industrial Co., Ltd. (now Mishima Factory, Niigata Factory) acquired and merged.
Company had the 100th anniversary of the foundation.
- 2013
- Wakayama Takara Industrial Co., Ltd. (now Wakayama Factory) acquired and merged.
- 2014
- Takagi Industrial Co., Ltd. (now Chiba Factory, Gifu Factory) acquired and merged.
