About Us
Company Profile
Company Profile
Business Inaugurated | October 1945 |
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Incorporated | October 1946 |
Capital | 98 million yen |
Representative | Shinjiro Momose, President & CEO |
No. of Employees | 600 |
Sites |
Head Office / Kawanakajima Factory Suzaka Factory |
Company Motto "信 和 技"(Trust, Harmony and Technology)
Trust: We aim to become a company that is always trusted by others.
Harmony: We are intent on creating workplace environments filled with a harmonious and positive atmosphere.
Technology: We make untiring efforts to further technological development.
Harmony: We are intent on creating workplace environments filled with a harmonious and positive atmosphere.
Technology: We make untiring efforts to further technological development.
An independent manufacturer dedicated to casting
Not belonging to any industrial groups, Koyama is an independent manufacturer dedicated to casting. Koyama stands ready to meet even sophisticated customer needs with its outstanding technological strength, excellent proposal-advancing capabilities and flexible creativity.
History Timeline
2018 | Acquired ISO 14001:2015 certification. |
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2017 | Acquired ISO 9001:2015 certification. |
2015 | Self-hardening casting plant was newly completed. |
2014 | Koyama Casting, Thailand (KCT) was established. |
2013 |
KOYAMA INTERNATIONAL (Hong Kong) was established. A new factory was built for KBT. Suzaka Factory was newly built. |
2010 | Koyama Barinder, Thailand (KBT) was established. |
2008 | Large-scale casting line (ACN) was expanded. |
2000 | Acquired ISO 14001 certification. |
1998 | Acquired ISO 9001 certification. |
1989 | Received the Labor Minister’s Award in recognition of contributions to the national vocational skills certification system. |
1986 | Koyama was designated as a factory (in the formed & fabricated materials industries) with an excellent environment; Received MITI’s Machinery & Information Industries Bureau Director’s Award. |
1983 | Received the Tokyo Trade & Industry Bureau Director’s Award in recognition of advancement in energy utilization technology. |
1977 | Automatic deburring machine (Barinder) received the Automation Machine Development Award from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Machine Industry. |
1973 | Renamed Koyama Co. Ltd. |
1972 | Prototype of a labor-saving machine (Barinder) was completed. |
1964 | Kawanakajima Factory (Casting Division) was completed and went into operation. |
1960 | Reorganized into Koyama Casting Co. Ltd. |
1946 | Koyama Casting Inc. was established. |
1945 | Business was inaugurated. |