History

  • History
  • Carlit's R&D History
1st, October, 2013 Carlit Holdings Co., Ltd., a pure holdings company, was established through a stock transfer from Japan Carlit Co., Ltd. Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
October, 2013 General Design Co., Ltd.became a subsidiary with capital participation.
February, 2014 Toyo Spring Industrial Co., Ltd.became a subsidiary with capital participation.
October, 2015 Namitakiko Cp., Ltd. establishes a new company, Asia Giken Co., Ltd., and enters the stud business through a business transfer.
January, 2016 Sankyo Jitsugyo Co., Ltd.became a subsidiary with capital participation.
April, 2016 Japan Carlit Co., Ltd., Japan Abrasive Grain Co., Ltd. And Daiichi Yakuhin Kogyo Co., Ltd. Merged.(The Surviving Company is Japan Carlit Co., Ltd.)
April, 2022 Moved to the Prime Market in accordance with the Tokyo Stock Exchange's market restructuring.
1984 Central Research Laboratory was established.
Production of organic conductive material (TCNQ complex) launched.
1991 Production of UV-cut films launched.
1992 Reorganized the Central Research Laboratory into the Research and Development Center.
Project of polypyrrole capacitors (PC) started.
1994 Electrical conductivity imparting agents using ionic compounds(PEL) plant was established.
1995 Production of near-infrared absorbing dyes (CIR) launched.
1998 Production of polymer solid electrolytic capacitors(PC-CON) launched.
2000 Pyrrole refining plant and electrolytic polymerization solution plant was established.
2004 A pilot plant for the spiro compound electrolyte was established.
2006 Received order from JAXA for Lithium Ejection System (LES) for thermospheric wind measurements.
2007 Production of CIR/ITO composite films launched.
2008 Electrolyte plant for electric double layer capacitor was established.
2013 As stock transfer from Japan Carlit Co., Ltd., R&D department was transferred to Carlit Holdings Co., Ltd.
2021 To increase the speed and efficiency of new product development and clarify the division of roles, R&D department was transferred to Japan Carlit Co., Ltd.