1940s~1950s |
1946 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. is founded. |
1948 |
International Trades Division is established and begins direct import and export business. |
1950 |
Being adopted for the 1st foreign exchange allocation for automotive parts, Central Automotive Products Ltd. begins its full-scale import business. |
1956 |
Ishikawa Toyopet Co.,Ltd. is founded. Tomizo Ueno becomes the first President. |
1970s |
1971 |
Central Corporation is founded in Busan, Korea. |
1976 |
New head office building is completed. |
1977 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. is listed on the Second Section of the Osaka Securities Exchange . |
1979 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. increases its capital to 1.01 billion JPY. |
1980s~1990s |
1984 |
CAPCO Pte Ltd. is founded in Singapore. |
1986 |
CAPCO USA, Inc. Detroit Branch Office is established. |
1989 |
Michio Fukutusji becomes President. |
1990 |
Mobile Telecommunications Section is established. |
1995 |
CPC Section and Development Section are established. |
2007~2013 |
2007 |
Safety Technology Group (current Nakanoshima R&D Center) is established. |
2009 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. acquires ISO9001 and ISO14001 certifications. |
2010 |
Liaison Office is established in Dubai, UAE. |
2011 |
Customer Consultation Group is established. |
2012 |
Shinichiro Sakata becomes President. |
2013 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. is listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
2014~2019 |
2014 |
Liaison Office is established in Jakarta, Indonesia. |
2015 |
Overseas subsidiary is established in Guangzhou, China. |
2016 |
Liaison Office is established in Yangon, Myanmar. |
2017 |
Nakanoshima R&D Center is established. |
2018 |
Overseas subsidiaries are established in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. |
2019 |
The Nakanoshima R&D Center building is extended. |
The 2020s |
2020 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. publishes its Health Management Declaration. |
2021 |
Corporate Planning Office is established. |
2022 |
Central Automotive Products Ltd. moves to the Standard Market segment due to the restructuring of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |