1970 May | Founded Shin-Nippon Wex Co., Ltd. in Nagoya . |
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1971 August | Built the first Plant in Nagoya |
1973 May | Opened Osaka Branch |
1976 August | Established Sanyo Wex Co., Ltd. in Okayama-ken |
1978 April | Built the Uniform Processing Plant in Nagoya |
1979 April | Added Hotel Linen Processing Plant in Nagoya |
1981 April | Opened Toyohashi Branch |
1982 July | Established Tokyo Headquarters |
1983 August | Built Shichijyo Office |
1984 January | Opened Fukuoka Office |
1985 July | Built Hotel Linen Processing Plant(Tsutsumi plant) in Nagoya |
Opened Keiji Office in Shiga-ken | |
1988 October | Built Uniform & Hotel Linen Processing Plant in Noda-shi (50km away from Central Tokyo) |
1989 May | Established Kansai Uniform & Hotel Linen Processing Plant in Osaka through acquisition of Seiwa Sangyo (presently Seiwa Wex Company) |
1990 January | Opened Yokohama Branch |
September | Opened office in Chiba |
1991 July | Built Toyohashi Plant |
1992 January | Built Tsutsumi Dormitory |
April | Opened Sapporo Branch |
July | Joined the NPS Reseach Institute Established the WPS "Kaizen" Promoting Dept. |
October | Opened Hachioji Office |
November | Built Kyoto Plant |
December | Built Company Cottage in Kaida (Nagano Pref.) |
1994 April | Built New Head office Building and Kiba Uniform Processing Plant in Nagoya |
September | Took over Aoi Linen Service Company, an institutional linen supplier in Hamamatsu |
1998 February | Expanded Osaka Plant (Seiwa Wex) |
March | Expanded Tokyo Plant in Noda-shi |
April | Opened Nishikanto Office |
2000 February | Certified ISO9002 |
October | Moved Osaka Branch |
2001 July | Built Koto Office (plant) |
November | Established Yokohama Line Supply processing Plant through acquisition of Nippon Cleaning, a subsidiary of NYK. |
Acquisition of Hakone Laundry Co.,Ltd.(presently Hakone Wex) | |
2002 March | Completed switch to ISO standards 2000 version (issued December 2000) |
July | Integrated Nishikanto Office to Yokohama Branch |
December | Certified ISO14001 |
2003 June | Moved Tokyo Headquarters to current location |
2004 January | Built Shichijyo Plant in Nagoya |
April | Integrated Keiji Office to Kyoto Branch Re-built Kyoto Plant and Branch Office |
2005 February | Rebuilt Hakone Plant (Hakone Wex) and renamed Hakone Landry Co.,Ltd. to Hakone WEX Co.,Ltd. |
October | Certified RAL (German Quality Certification-RAL-GZ992-1,RAL-GZ992-3) by the German Quality Assurance Association for Professional Linen Care |
2007 August | Established Chiba Wex Co., Ltd. |
2008 December | Built Matsudo linen and uniform processing Plant (Chiba Wex) |
2009 January | Opened Sendai Branch |
October | Moved Fukuoka Office |
2010 May | Built the Osaka Plant No.2 (Seiwa Wex) |
June | Moved and Built a new Plant (Sanyo Wex) |
November | Certified RAL in Matsudo Plant(Chiba Wex) (German Quality Certification-RAL-GZ992-2) |
2011 June | Takeshi Hirose become chairman and Junpei Hirose appointed as president |
2012 March | Certified ISO22000 in Tokyo Plant,Matsudo Plant |
December | Built Gifu Plant |
2013 March | Business transfer from Nippon Wex Co.,Ltd. Established Toda Plant,Togane Plant,Utsunomiya Office,Kanagawa Depot |
2014 May | Moved Sapporo Office |
November | Moved Osaka Office |
2015 April | Opened Okinawa Office |
October | Expanded Tokyo Plant in Noda-shi |
2016 December | Established Asset World Wex Co., Ltd. in Thailand |
2017 March | Expanded Gifu Plant |
2018 July | Expanded Togane Plant (Nippon Wex) |
2019 April | Expanded Okayama Plant (Sanyo Wex) |
2020 February | Acquired Edoya Linen Co.,Ltd. |
2020 April | Built Isehara Plant |
2020 November | Built Kyoto PlantNo.2 for hotels |
2022 September | Established Okinawa Linen Supply Co., Ltd. through acquisition of Okinawa Linen Service Co., Ltd. |
2022 October | Opened Hiroshima Office |
2022 November | Renamed Hamamatsu Depot to Hamamatsu Office with the addition of a sales department. |
2024 February | Established Kagoshima Wex Co., Ltd. through acquisition of Nankyu Iryo Co., Ltd.'s Hotel Linen Plant |
2024 September | Built Osaka PlantNo.3 for hotels |