
| Name | Dowa Holdings Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Incorporated | March 11, 1937 |
| Head Office | 22F, Akihabara UDX Bldg., 4-14-1, Sotokanda, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo 101-0021, Japan |
| Representatives | Masao Yamada, President and Representative Director Fumitoshi Sugiyama, Representative Director |
| Common stock | ¥36,437 million |
| Shares issued | 309,946,031 shares |
| Total shareholders’ equity | ¥112,850 million (FY2012) |
| Total assets | ¥319,665 million (FY2012) |
| Account settlement date | March 31 |
| Number of employees | 5,000 |
| Composition of group companies | Dowa Holdings Co., Ltd. Five principal operating companies Nine business support companies and other associated firms. |
| President and Representative Director | Masao Yamada |
|---|---|
| Representative Director | Fumitoshi Sugiyama |
| Director | Hiroshi Nakashio |
| Director | Hiroyuki Kai |
| Director*1 | Eiji Hosoda |
| Officer | Katsuji Matsushita |
| Officer | Kenichi Sasaki |
| Officer | Akira Sekiguchi |
| Officer | Akira Otsuka |
| Officer | Haruo Nishizawa |
| Officer | Toshiro Sumida |
| Audit & Supervisory Board | Yoji Mizuma |
| Audit & Supervisory Board | Susumu Yoshida |
| Audit & Supervisory Board*2 | Osamu Hamamatsu |
| Audit & Supervisory Board*2 | Jin Takeda |
| Japanese era | Date | Event | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meiji Era (1868-1912) | 1869 | Denzaburo Fujita establishes a business in Osaka | ![]() ![]() |
| September, 1884 | The Japanese government sells Fujita Gumi the Kosaka Mine, northern part of Japan. | ||
| December, 1893 | Fujita Gumi converted from a union organization to a general partnership. | ||
| June, 1897 | Kosaka Choshi Electric Power Plant, Japan’s second hydroelectric power plant, commences operations. | ||
| May, 1899 | Fujita Gumi begins land drainage and reclamation work in Kojima Bay, Okayama Prefecture, western part of Japan. | ||
| June, 1902 | Kosaka Black Ore Flash Smelter commences operations. | ||
| Taisho Era (1912–1926) | April, 1915 | Fujita Gumi acquires the Hanaoka mine, northern part of Japan. | |
| September, 1916 | Fujita Gumi acquires the Yanahara mine, northern part of Japan. | ||
| February, 1919 | Fujita Gumi established the Toyosaki Plant (Currently Dowa Metal Co., Ltd.). | ||
| Showa Era (1926-1989) | March, 1937 | Fujita Gumi and Fujita Mining Co., Ltd. merged to create Fujita Gumi Co., Ltd. | |
| December, 1945 | Corporate name changed to Dowa Mining Co., Ltd. | ||
| August, 1953 | Okayama Works (Now Dowa Electronics Materials Okayama Co., Ltd.) established, commences operations. | ||
| September, 1957 | Dowa Mining absorbs Fujita Kogyo Co., Ltd. | ||
| September, 1967 | Kosaka Flash Smelter Plant completed, commences operations. | ||
| February, 1971 | Akita Zinc Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| November, 1972 | Akita Plant completed, commences operations. | ||
| December, 1980 | Kosaka Lead Smelting Facility completed, commences operations. | ||
| August, 1982 | Semiconductor Materials Laboratory established. | ||
| September, 1983 | Okayama Works began manufacturing metal powders. | ||
| September, 1986 | Hanaoka Mining Co., Ltd. (Now Eco-System Hanaoka Co., Ltd.) established. | ||
| June, 1988 | Akita LED Factory completed, commences operations. | ||
| Heisei Era (1989 ~) | March, 1989 | Dowa International Corp. established in New York. | ![]() |
| May, 1989 | Kosaka Smelting & Refining Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| April 1991 | Dowa Mining absorbs Tokyo Heat Testing Co., Ltd. | ||
| May, 1992 | Minera Tizapa, S. A. de C. V. established in Mexico. | ||
| December, 1992 | Shiojiri Works (Now Dowa Power Device Co., Ltd.) completed. | ||
| June, 1993 | Thermo-Technology Center completed. | ||
| August, 1994 | Operations commence at the Tizapa Mine. | ||
| August, 1997 | Dowa THT America, Inc. established. | ||
| July, 1999 | Eco-Recycle Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| April, 2000 | In-house company system implemented. | ||
| June, 2000 | Nippon Purle Limited (Now Eco-System Chiba Co., Ltd.) joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| April, 2001 | E&E Solutions, Inc. joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| August, 2001 | Investment made in the establishment of Land Solution, Inc. | ||
| October, 2001 | Recycle Systems Japan Co., Ltd. (Now Eco-System Recycling Co., Ltd.) established. | ||
| April, 2002 | Akita Zinc Solutions Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| October, 2002 | Dowa Advanced Materials Shanghai Co., Ltd. established in China. | ||
| April, 2003 | Zinc Excel Co., Ltd., Acids Co., Ltd., Geotechnos Co., Ltd., and Dowa Techno Engineering Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| December, 2003 | Dowa Environmental Management Co., Ltd. established in China. | ||
| February, 2006 | Act-B Recycling Co., Ltd. joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| March, 2006 | Dowa relocates Head Office to Akihabara, Tokyo. | ||
| August, 2006 | CEMM Co., Ltd. joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| October, 2006 | Holding company system implemented. Dowa Mining Co., Ltd. changes its name to Dowa Holdings Co., Ltd. Dowa Metaltech (Thailand) Co., Ltd. established. |
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| January, 2007 | Auto-Recycle Akita Co., Ltd. established. | ||
| February, 2007 | Dowa Thermotech (Thailand) Co., Ltd. established. TD Power Material Co., Ltd. established. |
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| September, 2007 | DOWA HD Europe GmbH established. | ||
| June, 2008 | Bio Diesel Okayama Co.,Ltd. established. | ||
| February,2009 | Modern Asia Environmental Holdings,Inc. joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| December,2009 | Meltec Co., Ltd. joins the Dowa Group. | ||
| May,2010 | Tianjin Dowa Green Angel Summit Recycling Co., Ltd. establish | ||
| July,2010 | Kunshan Dowa Thermo Furnace Co., Ltd. establish | ||
| September,2010 | NIPPON PGM EUROPE S.R.O. establish | ||
| December,2010 | Dowa Environmental Engineering (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. establish | ||
| February,2011 | JIANGXI DOWA ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CO., LTD. establish | ||
| October,2011 | DOWA INTERNATIONAL CORP. San Jose Branch establish | ||
| February,2012 | DOWA HOLDINGS (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. SHENZHEN Branch establish | ||
| June,2012 | PT. DOWA THERMOTECH INDONESIA establish | ||
| July,2012 | DOWA Metals & Mining (Thailand) Co.,Ltd establish | ||