HISTORY
- December 1943
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Nippon Suiryoku Kogyo Co., Ltd founded
Manufacture and sales of acid-resistant pumps
Capital 5 million yen
- December 1951
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Hiro Zoki Co., Ltd founded
Manufacture and sales of steam turbines and pumps for ships
Capital 10 million yen
- 1960
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Technical cooperation with Pacific Pumps (Hiro zoki)
- 1972
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Technical cooperation with AEG for steam turbines (Hiro zoki)
- November 1973
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Nippon Suiryoku Kogyo Co., Ltd. and Hiro zoki Co., Ltd.
merged to form Shin Nippon Machinery Co., Ltd.
- April 1974
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255 million yen increased in capital
- August 1977
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Nishinomiya Works expansion work completed
- December 1981
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Capital increased to 510 million yen
- December 1982
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Capital increased to 1,104 million yen
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
- April 1983
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Kure Works turbine factory expansion work completed
- 1987
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Delivered pumps to the Thai Waterworks Department
- 1989
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Received orders for turbine power generators for the, then, largest waste treatment plant in the world (Singapore)
- December 1990
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Capital increased to 2,408.05 million yen
- March 1992
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Kure Works pump factory second-stage expansion work completed
- 1998
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Nigata Works completed
- November 2002
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Nishinomiya works moved to Amagasaki Works
- April 2003
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Became a 100% subsidiary of Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd. (delisted)
- 2008
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Delivered a 67,000KW power generation turbine to the United States
- 2012
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Begin the business operation in Thailand office
- January 2017
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Rotor factory and new office completed at Kure Works
- 2023
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Shin Nippon Machinery Middle East FZCO
(UAE subsidiary) established
(former spinning mill), 1950
(complete unit test)
