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Company history

		Gear motor	Gear	Other
2017	November	●			Expanded business collaboration with Oriental Motor.
2016	June	●			NISSEI CORPORATION was certified as an AEO (Authorized economic operator)
2013	June			●	Shifted to a company with a board of Corporate Auditors
	April			●	Acquired the consolidated company, Fujitaka Industries, Ltd.
	January			●	Became a consolidated subsidiary of Brother Industries, Ltd.
2012	November			●	Founded the sales subsidiary, Nissei Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Subsidiary Company, in China
2010	September			●	Founded the manufacturing subsidiary, Nissei Gear Motor Mfg. (Changzhou) Co., Ltd., in China
2009	July			●	Founded the sales subsidiary, Nissei Trading (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., in China
2007	April			●	Completed Reducers No.2 Plant
2006	January			●	Acquired the certificate "2005 Aichi Brand Company"
2004	April			●	Created a marketing alliance with SEW‑EURODRIVE (Tianjin) Ltd.
2003	August			●	Created a business alliance with Daikin Industries, Ltd. in the field of industrial equipment
	June			●	Shifted to a company with committees
	March			●	Listed in the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
2002	April			●	Created a marketing alliance with Kohara Gear Industry Co., Ltd.
2001	November			●	Expanded Anjo South Plant
2000	December			●	Acquired the ISO14001 certificate
	October			●	Changed the trade name to NISSEI CORPORATION Changed the share unit number from 1000 to 100
	March			●	Acquired the ISO9001 certificate
1998	November			●	Created a marketing alliance with SEW‑EURODRIVE JAPAN CO.,LTD.
1995	March	●			Started manufacturing and sales of direct acting equipment (electric slide base cylinder)
1992	May	●			Started production of variable-speed gearmotors Started production of brushless motors and electronic control devices
1991	October	●			Started production of hollow shaft reducers
1987	March		●		Started production of HRH (High Ratio Hypoid Gear)
1986	February			●	Moved headquarters to Anjo
1985	July			●	Listed in the Second Section of the Nagoya Stock Exchange Constructed Anjo South Plant
1984	November	●			Started production of small size gearmotors Started production of induction motors
1980	May	●			Started production of right angle shaft reducers
1974	October	●			Started production of parallel shaft reducers
	May		●		Founded the subsidiary, Fujitaka Industries, Ltd., in Anjo
1966	November			●	Constructed a molding plant Started production of die-casting products
1965	July			●	Changed the trade name to Nissei Industries Co., Ltd.
1964	May			●	Constructed a main plant in Anjo, Aichi
1956	July			●	Changed the trade name to Nippon Sewing Machine Precision Equipment Co., Ltd.
1955	June		●		Started manufacturing and sales of small gears and machine tool parts
1942	March			●	Founded Japan Sewing Machine Needle Manufacturing in Mizuho, Nagoya to supply sewing machine parts to Nippon Sewing Machine Manufacturing Co. (current Brother Industries, Ltd.)