1861 | Founded a hardware wholesale business. |
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1871 | Moved to Sanjo-machi and opened business. |
1891 | Started selling steel. |
1924 | Became an authorized distributor of Yasugi Works. |
1935 | Reorganized as a corporation and renamed Aiba Shoji General Partnership. |
1939 | Due to steel controls, special steel transactions with Hitachi were suspended. |
1946 | Established Aiba Shoji General Partnership. Resurrected pre-war sales department. |
1947 | Aiba Shoji General Partnership resumed special steel transactions with Hitachi. |
1961 | Celebrated 100th anniversary of founding. |
1965 | Reorganized to become Aiba Corporation. |
1967 | Constructed specialty steel sales office and warehouse. |
1973 | Completed new head office building. (Previous head office) |
1979 | Expanded factory and warehouse. Expanded machine tool facilities. |
1983 | Capital increased to 40 million yen. Built gas cutting plant. |
1986 | Aiba Ryoji became president. |
1994 | Constructed specialty steel center. (Currently 3203 Yada, Sanjo City) |
2005 | At the same time as the technical center was built, our company entered into a business partnership with a large-item processing company and began full-scale production of processed auxiliary forging tools. |
2007 | Obtained Eco Stage certification. |
2011 | 150th anniversary of founding. Commemorative tree planted at the Yasugi Work of Proterial, Ltd. (formerly Hitachi Metals, Ltd.). Donated relief funds for the Great East Japan Earthquake to Sanjo City. Formed a business alliance with a gas cutting company. |
2012 | To commemorate the natural hatching of Japanese crested ibises on Sado Island, our company donated a woodblock print of a Japanese crested ibis to the Niigata Prefectural Government as part of its environmental protection activities. |
2014 | 150th anniversary commemorative magazine (Manchuria-Korea Industrial Inspection Team Journal: The History of Aiba Corporation) published. |
2021 | 160th anniversary of founding. Publish thank you advertisements in local newspapers and industry newspapers. |
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