Year and month | Matter |
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July, 1983 | Yukiguni Maitake Co., Ltd. is established and launches the production and sales of maitake with the completion of the Ikazawa factory. |
June, 1986 | The head office relocates to a new building at 89 Yokawa, Minamiuonuma-shi, Niigata. |
October, 1986 | Bio Center 1 is completed in Mizuoshinden, Minamiuonuma-shi, and commences the production of maitake. |
January, 1988 | Natto (fermented soybean) plant is completed, and launches the production and sales of Natto products |
October, 1988 | Yukiguni Shoji Co., Ltd. is established and starts purchasing heavy oil and other materials for use in our centers and selling gasoline to general consumers |
September, 1989 | Bio Center 2 is completed in Urasa, Minamiuonuma-shi, and commences the production of maitake. |
August, 1991 | Imamachi Kosan Limited is established, and starts manufacturing auxiliary raw materials for culture media. |
August, 1992 | The head office relocates to a new building along with its package center. |
March, 1994 | Our stocks are listed on the Regional Industry Development Department of the Niigata Stock Exchange. |
September, 1994 | Bio Center 3 is completed in Niiborishinden, Minamiuonuma-shi, and commences the production of maitake. |
September, 1995 | Gosen Bio Center is completed in Goyahara, Nakagawashin, Gosen-shi, Niigata, and commences the production of maitake. |
May, 1996 | Yukiguni Maitake launches the in-house production and sales of boiled maitake products. |
November, 1996 | General Bio Foods Co., Ltd. is established, and the division for the production of bean sprouts becomes our subsidiary. |
April, 1997 | Commences the production and sales of MD-Fraction, the health food with condensed maitake extract,. |
March, 1998 | Yukiguni Maitake acquires Totaku Co., Ltd., and expands its business into the production and sales of processed food. |
March, 2000 | As the Niigata Stock Exchange is merged into the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Yukiguni Maitake is listed on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
October, 2000 | Yukiguni Maitake Corporation of America is established, and expands into overseas operations. |
May, 2002 | Bio Center 4 is completed in Tsukuno, Minamiuonuma-shi, and commences the production of eringi. |
March, 2003 | Yukiguni Maitake Manufacturing Corporation of America is established. |
June, 2004 | Bio Center 5 is completed in Yamazakishinden, Minamiuonuma-shi, and commences the production of buna-shimeji. |
September, 2004 | General Bio Foods Co., Ltd. merges with Heisei Kogyo Co., Ltd. and changes its trade name to Yukiguni Bio Foods Co., Ltd. |
November, 2009 | Commences the production and sales of the Yukiguni Yasai Kakumei, series of cut vegetables. |
January, 2011 | Shiga Package Center is completed in Ryuo-cho, Gamo-gun, Shiga, and commences the production of cut vegetables. |
December, 2011 | Yukiguni Maitake acquires a 100% equity of Changchun Yukiguni Biotechnology Limited. |
February, 2012 | Changchun Yukiguni Biotechnology Limited is renamed Yukiguni Maitake (Changchun) Biotechnology Limited. |
June, 2015 | Yukiguni Maitake becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of BCJ-22 Co., Ltd., and its stock is delisted from the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
October, 2015 | BCJ-22 Co., Ltd. merges with Yukiguni Maitake, and the trade name is changed to Yukiguni Maitake Co., Ltd. |
August, 2016 | Stocks of Yukiguni Bio Foods Co., Ltd. are transferred to Saladcosmo Co., Ltd. |
September, 2017 | Shareholder composition is changed (Bain Capital: 51%, Shinmei Co., Ltd.: 49%). |
January, 2018 | BCJ-28 Co., Ltd. merges with Yukiguni Maitake, and the trade name is changed to Yukiguni Maitake Co., Ltd. |
April, 2018 | Yukiguni Maitake absorbs its subsidiaries Yukiguni Shoji and Imamachi Kosan. |
April, 2018 | Yukiguni Maitake takes over the sales business of its products in Kyushu and Okinawa from Yukiguni Maitake Nishinihon Co., Ltd. |
September, 2018 | Packaging factory of maitake is completed in Shiga Package Center and commences packaging of maitake. |
January, 2019 | Yukiguni Maitake absorbs its subsidiary Totaku Co., Ltd. |
March, 2019 | Yukiguni Maitake acquires all shares of Mizuho Norin Co., Ltd. (production and sales of hon-shimeji and hatake-shimeji) and Kinoko Center Kin Co., Ltd. (production and sales of buna-shimeji), owned by Takara Bio Inc. |
October, 2019 | Yukiguni Maitake acquires all shares of Mitsukura Norin Limited (production and sales of button mushroom) and makes it a subsidiary. (Changes the trade name to Mitsukura Norin Co., Ltd. on March 2, 2020) |
April, 2020 | Yukiguni Maitake Holdings Co., Ltd. merges with Yukiguni Maitake, and the trade name is changed to Yukiguni Maitake Co., Ltd. |
September, 2020 | Yukiguni Maitake is listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. |
March, 2022 | Kinoko Center Kin Co., Ltd. is dissolved. |
April, 2022 | Sifts to the Prime Market due to the reorganization of Tokyo Stock Exchange market. |