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August 1949 Established with initial capitalization of \1 million.
September 1970 Tokyo Seiko Co., Ltd., established in Fukushima.
November 1971 Capital increased to \360 million; approval to list on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Second Section received.
September 1972 Tsuruoka Brake Co., Ltd., established in Yamagata.
December 1982 TBK Rockwell Co., Ltd., a joint venture with Rockwell International Corporation, established.
February 1985 TBK Sales Co., Ltd., established.
January 1989 Name of TBK Rockwell Co., Ltd., changed to TBR Co., Ltd.
March 1990 Joint venture TBK Krungthep Co., Ltd., established in Thailand.
November 1990 Tsuruoka Brake Co., Ltd., merged with TBR Co., Ltd., to form TBR Co., Ltd.
May 1992 TBK M&R Co., Ltd., established in Hokkaido.
April 1994 TBK Sales Co., Ltd., changes name to TBS Co., Ltd.
March 1995 Capital increased to \4,367.3 million.
August 1995 Joint venture Full Win Developments Limited established in China.
September 1995 Tokachi Proving Ground opened in Hokkaido.
November 1996 Joint venture TBK Brake Co., Ltd., established in Thailand.
October 1998 Joint venture TBK India Private Limited established in India.
May 1999 TBS Co., Ltd., changes name to TBK Sales Co., Ltd.; plant relocated to Fukushima; headquarters relocated to Machida, Tokyo.
December 1999 ISO 9001 certification acquired.
June 2001 QS 9000 certification acquired.
June 2002 GSB-TBK Automotive Components, S.L., a joint venture with the GSB Group in Spain, established to manufacture oil and water pumps.
April 2004 TBK Krungthep Co., Ltd. And TBK Brake Co., Ltd. Merged to
form TBKK (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
April 2004 TBK-APG Brakes Co., Ltd. Established in China as a joint
venture
March 2005 Share market listing upgraded to First Section of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange
April 2005 Kagami-Ishi Plant, TBK's second plant, opened in Fukushima
Prefecture
July 2005 Company name changed from Tokyo Buhin Kogyo Co., Ltd. To TBK
Co., Ltd.
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