2023

Set up R&D Center

2022

Transferred to the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

2019

Set up Kasai Service Center

2018

Security & Lab Company obtained ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27017 certifications

2017

Set up Technical Research Laboratory

Established One Technologies Company as an in-house company

2016

Set up Security & Lab Company as an in-house company

Established the Keio-TOYO Nano Imaging Center jointly with the Faculty of Science and Technology of Keio University

Developed and launched the Synesis network packet capture/analysis system

2015

Established TOYOTech LLC in California, USA

2014

Set up a branch of TOYO Corporation China in Beijing

2013

Set up Utsunomiya Sales Office

Launched Germany-based Carl Zeiss's SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) in the Japanese market and set up Atsugi Analysis Center for imaging

2010

Established TOYO Corporation China (consolidated subsidiary as of now) in Shanghai, China

2007

Set up TOYO Calibration Laboratory in Technical Center

2005

Obtained ISO/IEC17025 and ISO14001 certification

2004

Built TOYO Corporation Technology Interface Center in Nihonbashi Hongokucho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, where the head office had formerly been located

2003

Assisted with the development of a next-generation application flow analyzer and launched it

2002

Technical Center obtained ISO9001 certification

1998

Consolidated the Headquarters, Technical Center, and Electronic Sales Departments into a single building in Yaesu, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

1990

Upgraded to the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

1989

Developed and launched a TS9949 full-automatic EMI test system

1985

Set up Technical Center
Went public on the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

1984

Brought in an ESVP, which was the world's first automatic test receiver

1977

Changed the English company name to TOYO Corporation

Brought in a D600, which was the world's first protocol analyzer and was the first such equipment for Japan

1974

Brought in an 810D, which was the world's first logic analyzer and was the first such equipment for Japan

1973

Set up Nagoya Sales Office

1970

Elevated the Osaka Satellite Office to Osaka Branch Office

1969

Brought in the world's first oscilloscope (then called "transient recorder") incorporating an IC memory, which was the first such equipment for Japan

1967

Set up an engineering section called "Electronic Shop" (which has developed into the current Engineering Department)

1959

Brought in an electrometer, which was indispensable for semiconductor development and was the first such equipment for Japan

1955

Changed the English company name to TOYO Trading Co., Ltd.

Concluded an exclusive distribution agreement with EMI Factories (in the UK) and started addressing the electronic measuring equipment market

1953

Established as Kowa Trading Co., Ltd., engaged mainly in import and sales of industrial machinery
Set up Osaka Satellite Office

Concluded exclusive distribution agreements with Kieserling (a secondary steel processing machinery manufacturer in Germany) and other leading overseas manufacturers