Mitsubishi Materials Corp.

History

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1871 Tsukumo Shokai, later Mitsubishi Shokai, began mining by leasing a coal mine from the Shingu clan in Kishu. This marked the company's initial foray into the mining sector, setting the stage for its future growth and diversification.
1873 Mitsubishi Shokai, precursor to Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha, acquires the Yoshioka Mine in Okayama Prefecture and enters the precious metals mining business.
1918 Mitsubishi Mining Company Ltd. was established and took over the coal and metal mining operations of Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha and the operation of the research facility.
1954 Mitsubishi Cement Corporation was established, marking its entry into the cement business.
1973 Mitsubishi Mining Co., Ltd., Mitsubishi Cement Corp., and Hokoku Cement Corp. merged to form Mitsubishi Mining & Cement Co., Ltd., which was later renamed Mitsubishi Metal Corporation.
1990 Mitsubishi Metal Corp. and Mitsubishi Mining & Cement Co., Ltd. merged to form Mitsubishi Materials Corporation.
2015 Hitachi Tool Engineering, Ltd. transitioned from a consolidated subsidiary of Hitachi Metals, Ltd. to a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Materials Corporation and subsequently changed its name to Mitsubishi Hitachi Tool Engineering, Ltd.
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