Established in Marugame-shi, Kagawa

Conducted first construction of "Kizawaenden - Seawater Intake Pipeline Construction"

Conducted first overseas construction of "Water Pipeline Extension Construction in Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia"

Established Osaka Branch

Established Chugoku Branch

Increased capital to 12 million yen

Established Kyushu Branch

Increased capital to 24 million yen

Increased capital to 54 million yen

Established Tokyo Branch

Increased capital to 76 million yen

Completed steel pipe plant, and started production of deformed pipes and water pipe bridges

Increased capital to 125 million yen

Increased capital to 170 million yen

Increased capital to 200 million yen

Established Sendai Branch

Increased capital to 330 million yen

Completed water treatment laboratory

Completed machine factory, and started production of water treatment machines

Relocated headquarters to Tokyo

Conducted first public sewerage promotion construction, and expanded the sewerage field

Conducted first water supply and drainage construction in the Imperial Palace, Imperial Household Agency

Increased capital to 498 million yen

Conducted first crop irrigation construction, and expanded agricultural water construction

Built and relocated to new Takamatsu main building

Conducted first seawater desalination construction utilizing the experience of seawater desalination experiments

Conducted first sewerage construction ordered by Japan Sewage Works Agency, and expanded construction record

Conducted first stainless steel reservoir construction, and expanded construction record

Conducted construction of largest nitrate-nitrogen removal facility in Japan, and expanded membrane treatment technology

Conducted first digestion tank construction, and entered into a new field

Completed membrane cleaning facility

Established Nagoya Branch

Received first order for small-scale hydropower construction, and entered into the alternative energy field

Completed new steel pipe plant

Established Kobe Branch

Increase capital to 3 billion yen

Changed company name to the FUSO Corporation

Established Hokkaido Branch

Completed FUSO Technocenter

Received 30th Nikkei New Office Promotion Award

Acquired ISO55001 Certification  （click here）

Participated in The 11th IWA (International Water Association) World Congress & Exhibition

Relocated Headquarters and Tokyo Branch