History

DMW, which was engaged in electrical construction work, established the DMW Waterwheel Division for the purpose of manufacturing hydroelectric power generation waterwheels, general power waterwheels and various pumps, built a factory in Sekiguchi Suidocho, Koishikawa Ward, Tokyo City and began manufacturing.

Takes over large water turbine manufacturing operations from Shibaura Engineering Works Ltd.

The company was reorganized as a corporation and renamed DMW Waterwheel Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (capital: 100,000 yen).

Established a new factory in Hatagaya, Yoyogi-cho, Tokyo, and relocated the head office and factory.

Dengyosha Waterwheel Manufacturing DMW, Ltd. invests in and establishes DMW Prime Mover Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

DMW Motor Works Co., Ltd. absorbs and merges with DMW Waterwheel Works Co., Ltd.

The company was established with a total investment of 60 million yen from DMW Engine Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Dengyosha Motor Manufacturing DMW, Ltd. was divided into a water wheel division (Tokyo Factory related) and an industrial machinery division (Mishima Factory related) producing pumps, blowers, diesel engines, etc., with Toshiba Corporation taking over the former and our company taking over all operations of the latter.

Acquires shares of DMW Shoko Co., Ltd. from Dengyosha Motor Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Increased capital to 120,000,000 yen.

Increased capital to 240,000,000 yen.

Japan Union Pump Co., Ltd. was established as a joint venture with Union Pump Co., Ltd. of the United States for the purpose of selling Union Pumps.

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Increased capital to 360,000,000 yen.

Increased capital to 540,000,000 yen.

Increased capital to 810,000,000 yen.

Large pump testing equipment added to Mishima Factory

DMW Construction Co., Ltd. was established for the purpose of carrying out installation work for the machinery manufactured by our company.

Fuso Shoko Co., Ltd. was renamed Dengyosha DMW, Ltd. for the purpose of selling the machinery manufactured by our company.

Head office relocated to Kamata, Ota Ward, Tokyo

Head office relocated to Omorikita, Ota Ward, Tokyo

New office building (office and technology building) constructed at Mishima office

Japan Union Pump Co., Ltd. is liquidated.

Head office functions (general affairs department and accounting department) moved to Mishima office (head office location under the Companies Act is Tokyo)

Established subsidiaries (EcoAdvance Co., Ltd. and DMW Oridea Co., Ltd.)

Denkisha DMW, Ltd. is liquidated.

Denkisha Oridea DMW, Ltd. is liquidated.

Executive officer system introduced

Stock split (1:3) implemented

New High Pressure Pump and blower factory established at Mishima Office

Established a subsidiary in India (DMW India Pvt. Ltd.)

DMW India increases capital to 255.3 million rupees

Delivered the first Energy Recovery Devices(ERS) for reverse osmosis seawater desalination facilities, the first of its kind commercialized by a domestic manufacturer, to a simplified seawater desalination plant in Okinawa Prefecture.

ERS (2-cylinder, 2-pressure distribution valve type Energy Recovery Devices for seawater desalination facilities) won the Japan Machinery Federation Chairman's Award in the 2016 (37th) Excellent Energy Saving Equipment Awards.

DMW India to set up new factory in Pune

AM-Turbo (aluminum alloy impeller multi-stage blower) won the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award at the 38th Annual Excellent Energy Saving Equipment Awards 2017

New product storage warehouse established at Mishima Office

Transitioned to a company with an Audit and Supervisory Committee Member

DMW India increases capital to 317 million rupees

The Mishima Plant's Technical Research Institute is completed (rebuilding of the old research institute).

Transferred to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market due to a market classification review by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

DMW India increases capital to 552 million rupees

New welfare building constructed at Mishima office