1. To Contribute to the Development of People, Society and the Economy by Maximizing Our Corporate Value
At the Nisshin OilliO Group, we consider it our mission to help make people associated with us happy and to continuously contribute to socioeconomic growth, by maximizing our value as a corporate group to customers, shareholders and employees.
2. To Tirelessly Develop a Creative and Growing Business by Seeking Out "Good Flavor, Health and Beauty"
From the perspective of a producer and of society, our core concept — the pursuit of "good flavor, health and beauty" — underpins our commitment to creating and providing new value to society through our corporate activities, including our core and peripheral businesses. Through these activities, we will remain an ever-growing and evolving corporate group.
3. To Conduct Ourselves as a Responsible Member of Global Society
The Group and its employees will carry out our responsibilities as members of modern society by proactively addressing global environmental concerns and upholding corporate ethical standards.
As a leading company in the field of edible oils, the Group has, since its founding, utilized the very best technologies to extract "the natural power of plants" and deliver it to users in three forms — good flavor, health and beauty.
In our oils business we produce home-use edible oils, edible oils for food services that are used in restaurants and cafeterias, and edible oils for processed food manufacturers that are used in mayonnaise and snack foods, among others. In our meal business we sell meal for use in livestock feed, fertilizer, and processed foods. | |
In this business we process oils to produce and sell margarines, shortenings and specialty fats. The Group's proprietary technologies to process edible oils yields high added-value products offering distinctive flavors and textures. | |
The following businesses are the core earnings drivers behind the Group's next growth phase.
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Other businesses include distribution, information technology, restaurants, sales promotion and an insurance agency. |
1-23-1, Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-8285, Japan
Tel: +81 (3) 3206 5005
Fax: +81 (3) 3206 6458
March 7, 1907
March
¥16,332 million
2,771
Chairman & Representative Director | Kazuo Ogome |
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President & Representative Director | Takao Imamura |
Representative Directors Senior Managing Officers |
Fumio Imokara Toru Morino Susumu Watanabe |
Director Senior Managing Officer |
Yoshihito Tamura |
Directors Managing Officers |
Akira Seto Takashi Fujii |
Directors | Takashi Narusawa Toshio Uehara |
Standing Corporate Auditors | Akio Kimura Yoshifumi Shukuya |
Corporate Auditors | Shuichiro Sekine Kenichi Araya |
Managing Officers | Hidetoshi Ogami Hiroshi Itokazu Toshio Mori |
Executive Officers | Shoji Kayanoma Tomoyuki Kikuchi Nobuaki Yoshida Masahiko Asakura Takahisa Kuno Toshiaki Aoyama Arata Kobayashi Masahiko Oka Masayuki Enomoto Toshiaki Takayanagi Yasushi Kawarasaki |
Company Name | Capital (Millions of Yen, except where noted) |
Principal Business | Ownership (%) |
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Settsu Oil Mill, Inc. | 1,299 | Manufacture, processing, distribution and sales of oils and fats and chemical products | 53.9 |
Nisshin Shoji Co., Ltd. | 99 | Sales of foods, livestock feed, fertilizer and seasonal items | 51.3 |
Nisshin Logistics Co., Ltd. | 100 | Harbor transport operations, warehousing, various logistics, processing and delivery business | 100.0 |
NSP Co., Ltd. | 233 | Development, operation and management of computer systems on contract basis | 75.9 |
Daito Cacao Co., Ltd. | 1,586 | Manufacture and sales of cocoa products for chocolates and confectioneries | 60.8 |
Nisshin Shokai Co., Ltd. | 75 | Wholesale of oil and fat products and raw materials | 52.0 |
Marketing Force Japan, Inc. | 10 | Marketing activities for mass merchandise; temporary staffing services | 100.0 |
Yoko Engineering Co., Ltd. | 20 | Engineering and maintenance of equipment and facilities | 100.0 |
Nisshin Finance Co., Ltd. | 73 | Life insurance and casualty insurance agent | 100.0 |
The Golf Joy Co., Ltd. | 10 | Operation of golf practice facilities | 100.0 |
Mogi Tofu Co., Ltd. | 48 | Manufacture and sales of tofu and deep-fried tofu products | 100.0 |
Yamakiu Transport Co., Ltd. |
99 | Transportation, storage and loading of freight | 86.0 |
PIETRO Co., Ltd. | 474 | Food business, restaurant business and online/mail-order business | 20.0 |
Wakou Shokuhin Co., Ltd. | 1,413 | Manufacture and sales of seasonings and natural extracts | 19.5 |
Saiwai Shoji Co., Ltd. | 100 | Sales of vegetable and animal oils and fats, detergent, chemical products, and foods | 25.7 |
Dalian Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd. | US$77,540,000 | Manufacture and sales of vegetable oils and meal | 78.0 |
Shanghai Nisshin Oil & Fats, Ltd. | US$7,900,000 | Bottling and sales of vegetable oils | 100.0 |
The Nisshin OilliO (China) Investment Co., Ltd. |
US$46,537,000 | Operational investment management, raw-material supply and sales in China | 100.0 |
Intercontinental Specialty Fats Sdn. Bhd. |
RM85,860,000 | Manufacture and sales of processed oil products | 78.7 |
T. & C. Manufacturing Co., Pte. Ltd. |
S$8,577,000 | Manufacture of confectionery supplies | 99.9 |
President Nisshin Corp. | NT$120,000,000 | Manufacture and sales of margarines, shortenings and processed oils and fats | 44.0 |
Zhang Jia Gang President Nisshin Food Corp. |
US$17,000,000 | Manufacture and sales of margarines, shortenings and processed oils and fats | 30.0 |
1907 | The Nisshin OilliO Group, Ltd., was originally established under the name Nisshin Soybean Crushing Co. by Kihachiro Okura and Kyujiro Matsushita. The name Nisshin is made up of two characters denoting Japan and China. |
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1918 | The Company was renamed The Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd. |
1924 | Nisshin Oil Mills launched Japan's first salad oil, named Nisshin Salad Oil, using highly refined soybean oil. |
1963 | Production was launched at the Yokohama Isogo Plant following the completion of the first stage of construction. |
1988 | Dalian Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd., was established in Dalian, China. |
1992 | Nisshin Canola Oil was launched. |
1996 | BOSCO Olive Oil was launched. |
2002 | The Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd., Rinoru Oil Mills Co., Ltd., and Nikko Oil Mills Co., Ltd., integrated their management to form the Nisshin OilliO Group. The Nisshin Oil Mills, Ltd., changed its trading name and underwent a corporate demerger. This resulted in the creation of the Nisshin OilliO Group, Ltd., as a pure holding company and The Nisshin OilliO, Ltd., as an operating company. |
2003 | Healthy Resetta, an authorized food for specified health uses that inhibits fat uptake in the body, was launched. |
2004 | The Nisshin OilliO Group, Ltd., absorbed its three consolidated subsidiaries, The Nisshin OilliO, Ltd., Rinoru Oil Mills Co., Ltd., and Nikko Oil Mills Co., Ltd., marking a new start for the Group. |
2007 | The Nisshin OilliO Group, Ltd., celebrated its 100th anniversary. |