history
April 1985 Establishment of Kimoto Kinzoku L.L.C. Launched mainly for the sale of raw materials for steelmaking and casting and nonferrous scrap metals.
April 1988 Establishment of Miyaguchi Steel Corporation. and construction of Matsuo Plant. Entry into the steel-structure steel frame processing market and commencement of manufacture of large, built H-section steel beams (withdrawn in 1995).
July 1990 Construction of Kimoto Kinzoku L.L.C. Matsuo Plant. Entry into the guillotine shear processing and press working of scrap iron/steel for blast furnace/electric furnace steelmakers.
August 1996 Acquisition of a permit for an industrial waste collection and transportation contractor. Permit No. 1200041526(Japan). Entry into the industrial waste collection and transportation market.
May 1997 Acquisition of a Governor of Tokyo permit for a scaffolding and civil construction contractor (general-14). Permit No. 118613(Japan). Entry into the general building demolition market.
January 30, 2002 Reorganization of Kimoto Kinzoku L.L.C. as Kimoto Kinzoku Corporation.
October 2002 Acquisition of a Governor of Chiba Prefecture permit for an industrial waste disposal contractor. Permit No. 1220041526(Japan).
April 1, 2006 Relocation of the company head office to Toyo-cho, Koto-ku, Tokyo.
February 1, 2009 Opening of the Mihama Shipping Yard in Shin-minato, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba.
August 5, 2010 Acquisition of an industrial waste disposal contractor permit. Permit No. 5520041526(Japan).
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