History
2026
- Acquired shares of SONICGUARD Co., Ltd. and made it a subsidiary
- Established Rototest Deutschland GmbH in Germany as a sales subsidiary (our sub-subsidiary) of the Swedish subsidiary Rototest International AB
2025
- Launching a quantum computing business
2024
- Announcement of Mid-Term Management Plan “TY2027” and Long-Term Vision “BT600-2030”
- TOYOTech LLC acquires AeroGT Labs Corporation as a subsidiary through a capital increase (making it our sub-subsidiary)
- Acquired shares of L.Tail Co., Ltd. and made it a subsidiary
- Acquired shares of Tokin EMC Engineering Co., Ltd. and made it a subsidiary. Changed the company name to TOYO EMC Engineering
2023
- Acquired shares of Rototest International AB and made it a subsidiary
- Set up R&D Center
- Acquired shares of LEXI Co., Ltd. and made it a subsidiary
2022
- Transferred to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
- Established AeroGT Labs Corporation through joint investment by TOYOTech LLC and General Test Systems Inc.
2019
- Set up Kasai Service Center
2018
- Security & Lab Company obtained ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017 certifications
2017
- Set up Technical Research Laboratory
- Established One Technologies Company as an in-house company
2016
- Set up Security & Lab Company as an in-house company
- Established the Keio-TOYO Nano Imaging Center jointly with the Faculty of Science and Technology of Keio University
- Developed and launched the Synesis network packet capture/analysis system
2015
- Established TOYOTech LLC in California, USA
2014
- Set up a branch of TOYO Corporation China in Beijing
2013
- Set up Utsunomiya Sales Office
- Launched Germany-based Carl Zeiss's SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) in the Japanese market and set up Atsugi Analysis Center for imaging
2010
- Established TOYO Corporation China (consolidated subsidiary as of now) in Shanghai, China
2007
- Set up TOYO Calibration Laboratory in Technical Center
2005
- Obtained ISO/IEC17025 and ISO14001 certification
2004
- Built TOYO Corporation Technology Interface Center in Nihonbashi Hongokucho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, where the head office had formerly been located
2003
- Assisted with the development of a next-generation application flow analyzer and launched it
2002
- Technical Center obtained ISO9001 certification
1998
- Consolidated the Headquarters, Technical Center, and Electronic Sales Departments into a single building in Yaesu, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
1990
- Upgraded to the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1989
- Developed and launched a TS9949 full-automatic EMI test system
1985
- Set up Technical Center
- Went public on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1984
- Brought in an ESVP, which was the world's first automatic test receiver
1977
- Changed the English company name to TOYO Corporation
- Brought in a D600, which was the world's first protocol analyzer and was the first such equipment for Japan
1974
- Brought in an 810D, which was the world's first logic analyzer and was the first such equipment for Japan
1973
- Set up Nagoya Sales Office
1970
- Elevated the Osaka Satellite Office to Osaka Branch Office
1969
- Brought in the world's first oscilloscope (then called "transient recorder") incorporating an IC memory, which was the first such equipment for Japan
1967
- Set up an engineering section called "Electronic Shop" (which has developed into the current Engineering Department)
1959
- Brought in an electrometer, which was indispensable for semiconductor development and was the first such equipment for Japan
1955
- Changed the English company name to TOYO Trading Co., Ltd.
- Concluded an exclusive distribution agreement with EMI Factories (in the UK) and started addressing the electronic measuring equipment market
1953
- Established as Kowa Trading Co., Ltd., engaged mainly in import and sales of industrial machinery
- Set up Osaka Satellite Office
- Concluded exclusive distribution agreements with Kieserling (a secondary steel processing machinery manufacturer in Germany) and other leading overseas manufacturers