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1969 | NIHON UNIPOLYMER was founded Paid in Capital:JPY3,000,000(US$27,000) Sales started industrial rubber garment manufactured by DuPont |
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1970 | Commenced joint development “Artificial Heart” with Tohoku University School of Medicine |
1973 | Started sales of silicone products by Toray Dow Silicone Co., Ltd. |
1978 | Capital increased JPY15,000,000(US$135,000) Business and Capital alliance with Nippon Polyurethane Industry Co., Ltd Signed agency contract with Japan Miractran Co., Ltd (formerly Japan Elastoll Co., Ltd).Started selling Miractran |
1979 | Opened Osaka sales office |
1980 | Opened Taiwan contact office |
1982 | Established Tokyo warehouse |
1983 | Capital increased JPY25,000,000(US$225,000) |
1986 | Opened Hong Kong contact office |
1987 | Opened USA contact office |
1988 | Agreement concluded with Toyobo., Ltd. Started sales of polyester elastomer “Pelprene” |
1990 | Agency services agreement with Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation |
1991 | Head office moved for business expansion Joined development committee in Akron Ohio |
1992 | Established Japan Unipolymer Hong Kong Ltd. |
1993 | Promoted USA contact office to USA office |
1994 | Joined USA/Epic Technical Exchange Meeting |
1997 | Started agency service of ADEKA Co., Ltd. (formerly Asahi Denka Co., Ltd.) |
2001 | Established Yuzhon High Molecule Co., Ltd (Taiwan) |
2002 | launched Urethane Film “Uni-Grand” |
2006 | Signed an agency contract with Ube Industries, Ltd |
2007 | Agency contract for medical polyurethane elastomer concluded with Lubrizol Advanced Materials Asia Pacific Limited |
2008 | “Eco Stage” Association Eco Stage 1 Certification (Cert No. EST-338) |
2009 | Capital increased JPY95,000,000(US$854,000) USA office closed |
2010 | Shigeo Takamatsu has been inaugurating as president and representative director |
2013 | Hong Kong office closed |
2015 | relocated Osaka business office |
2017 | relocated Osaka business office |
2022 | Acquired a subcontract factory and started operation as the Ibaraki factory |