Foundation
Toyo Tin Paper Co. (1930)
＊Suita Plant
November 1933
Fukuda Heavy Tin and Aluminium Foil Co. (Kyoto) and Toyo Tin Paper Co.(Suita),
Amano Foil Mfg. Co. (Fujiidera) merged together to establish Nippon Tin Paper Co., specialized in tin rolled products.
December 1934
Acquired Kawauchi Tin Paper Mfg. Co. (Fujiidera)
January 1937
Company name changed to Nippon Foil Mfg. Co., Ltd and launched aluminium foil production.
September 1939
With the decree to restrict aluminium use, business goes reverted to tin and lead rolled products for a short period.
Launched production of paraffin papers for tobacco wrapping.
April 1949
Resumed the production of aluminium foil in line with the lift of restriction regulations.
Breakthrough
Former Suita Plant annex
(1955)
The first high speed
four-stage roller (1956)
Nogi plant (1968)
December 1951
Opened Tokyo sales office.
November 1953
Suita plant was granted the first Osaka Bureau Trade and Industry Award in foil industry.
August 1959
Introduced the high speed four-stage roller in Suita plant to boost production efficiency and quality.
August 1959
Established an affiliate company in Tokyo; Nippon Laminate Industry Co., to cope with the growing demand for aluminium foil processing in the Kanto area.
September 1964
Suita plant was granted the first National Research Institutes award in the foil industry.
September 1968
Established Nogi plant, it introduced high speed four-stage roller.
March 1973
Granted the Minister of International Trade and Industry award in packaging exhibition.
December 1974
Nogi plant introduced another high speed four-stage roller, production capacity reached 1,500t. per month.
November 1976
Established GMP plant to cope with the growing demand for pharmaceutical packaging materials.
June 1978
Established Nippaku Foil Processing Co. to increase the production capacity of daily products.
June 1978
Established an affiliate company, Nippon Metal Foil Co., Ltd.
Technology, Quality and heading for the new century
ISO9001 Certificate (1998)
ISO14001 Certificate (1999)
July 1984
Nippaku Sangyo established a new plant in Kyoto, and the production of tin and lead foils were transferred.
October 1984
Established Shiga plant
December 1984
Head office and Osaka branch office moved to Shin Osaka Mori Bldg.
November 1985
Processing Division (Kyoto) was integrated to Shiga Plant.
December 1987
Affiliate company; Nippon Metal Foil Co. merged with Nippon Laminate Co.
April 1988
Extended Fukuoka branch sales office.
December 1994
Organized Processing Sales Dept.
November 1995
Opened Tokyo Branch office. Sales Branch Offices in Tokyo and Osaka were reorganized as Tokyo Foil Dept. and Osaka Foil Dept.
May 1996
Introduced the third Copper foil roller
July 1996
Opened logistics center in Nogi
June 1998
The entire company excluding Daily Product Division was granted ISO9001 certificate.
October 1999
Shiga plant was granted ISO14001 certificate.
February 2000
Formulation of two head offices in Osaka and Tokyo
May 2000
Osaka head office moved to the Nisshin Bldg.
Nogi plant was granted ISO14001
May 2005
Tokyo head office moved to Homat Horizon Bldg.
June 2008
Registration of head office moved to Chiyoda ward, Tokyo
September 2008
Delisted from Osaka stock exchange second section
October 2009
Established as the wholly owned subsidiary of Furukawa-Sky Aluminium Corporation, accordingly,
delisted company shares from the Tokyo Stock Exchange second section and moved head office to Akihabara UDX.
March 2010
Reduced the capital by 1,434 million yen to 490 million yen
May 2010
Transferred the Daily Products Division to Mitsubishi Aluminium Co., Ltd. and MA Packaging Co.
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