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Jul 1976 |
Shicoh Engineering Inc. ("Shicoh") is founded in Yamato City, Kanagawa, Japan, with a capital of JPY1 million. |
Feb 1985 |
Linear motor prize for semiconductor production lines is awarded to Shicoh at a national invention competition. |
Aug 1985 |
The head office of Shicoh is relocated to Chuorinkan, Yamato City.
Shicoh is reestablished as "Shicoh Engineering Co., Ltd." |
Oct 1990 |
Shicoh subsidiary company, Aizu Shicoh Co., Ltd., is established. |
Dec 1994 |
Shicoh fan motors are approved by Intel Corporation for use in "Pentium" brand processors. |
Dec 1994 |
Subsidiary company, Shanghai Shicoh Electronics Co., Ltd., is established. |
Jul 1995 |
Shicoh vibration motors are approved by Motorola |
Sep 1995 |
The company wins the "Special Engineering Award" of Kanagawa Prefecture. |
Apr 1998 |
Shicoh's head office is relocated to Shimotsuruma, Yamato City. |
Mar 2000 |
Shicoh's paid-in capital is increased to JPY100 million. |
Nov 2000 |
Shicoh Motor (Shanghai) Co., Ltd is established. |
Oct 2001 |
Aizu Shicoh Co., Ltd. is closed after Shicoh shifts its production to mainland China. |
Sep 2003 |
The development of Auto-Focus linear motors is completed. |
Apr 2004 |
Shicoh's paid-in capital is increased to JPY387.5 million. |