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| Dec. 1945 |
Founded Nihon Kensetsu Kogyo Tosei Kumiai Tokyo Seisakusho. |
Aug. 1910 |
Founded Tokyo Gasu Kogyo. |
| Feb. 1948 |
Established Kabushiki Kaisha (K.K.) Tokyo Seisakusho. |
Jun. 1913 |
Changed the company name to Tokyo Gasu Denki Kogyo. |
| Sep. 1955 |
Changed the company name to Dowa Kinzoku Kogyo K.K. |
May 1953 |
Merged with Fuji Motor Corporation and changed the company name to Fuji Motor Corporation. |
| Jan. 1959 |
Began comprehensive assembling work of forklift trucks (FG15/14/20). |
Jun. 1962 |
Signed a business tie-up agreement with Komatsu Mfg. Co., Ltd. |
| May 1966 |
Changed the company name to Komatsu Forklift Co., Ltd. |
Mar. 1964 |
Began production of backhoe attachment for bulldozers. |
| Jun. 1968 |
Opened the Tochigi Plant to begin manufacturing engine powered forklift trucks. |
Apr. 1972 |
Merged with Dai Nippon Kikai Kogyo K.K. |
| Feb. 1970 |
Developed battery powered forklift trucks. |
Jan. 1973 |
Changed the company name to Zenoah Co. |
| Oct. 1974 |
A right of business on forklift trucks and shovel loaders was transferred from Komatsu Mfg., Co., Ltd. |
Oct. 1979 |
Changed the company name to Komatsu Zenoah Co. |
| Nov. 1980 |
Awarded the Deming Prize for quality control. |
Nov. 1984 |
Awarded the Deming Prize for quality control. |
| Aug. 1994 |
Acquired ISO9001 certification. |
Feb. 1997 |
Acquired ISO9001 certification. |
| Feb. 1998 |
Acquired ISO14001 certification. |
Aug. 2000 |
Relocated head office and the Tachikawa Plant to Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture. |
| Nov. 2006 |
Relocated head office from Akasaka to Shiba-koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo. |
Jul. 2002 |
Acquired ISO14001 certification. |
