Our sales, which were tens of millions of JPY at the time of NITTO KOGYO's establishment, steadily increased with the rapid economic growth after the war, exceeding 10 billion JPY in the 1970s and 20 billion JPY in the 1980s.

In 1990 and beyond, sales increased to the range of 40 to 70 billion JPY with the corresponding economic growth, and in recent years, due to special demand accompanying the spread of photovoltaic power generation equipment and an increase in consolidated subsidiaries, etc.,consolidated net sales exceeded 100 billion yen for the first time in 2014,and we are continuing to aim for further growth.

The Nagoya factory headquarters was established in 1967 based on the founder Kato Yoichi's desire to "create a spacious plant in a spacious site full of green" and to "utilize the factory as a ground where the young and new employees can grow."

This desire has been realized in 8 plants within Japan.Each factory is like a park, full of greenery.

You can walk around a city and find NITTO KOGYO's products everywhere.
For example, there are enclosures that protect electrical equipment installed around surveillance cameras from wind and rain,high-voltage power receiving equipment that draws electricity from wires to the backs of convenience store buildings and lowers the high voltages, and electric vehicle charging stands in the parking.

lots of commercial facilities.

In 1984, NITTO KOGYO's founder Yoichi Kato founded the Nitto Foundation, providing assistance for research and overseas dispatch for researchers conducting original research at universities in Aichi prefecture, contributing to the promotion of local academic sciences for over 30 years.

Professor Hiroshi Amano from Nagoya University, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2014, has received grants from this subsidy in the past.