Genzo Shimadzu manufacturers Japan's first lead-acid storage battery
First use of the "GS" trademark
Storage battery plant (Shin-machi,lmadegawa) built
Japan Storage Battery Co., Ltd. Established 2 EVs of "DETROIT" model imported from U.S.A.
Production of automotive batteries begins
Genzo Shimadzu invents "reactive lead oxides production method"
Enpun Toryo Co., Ltd. (now known as Dai Nippon Toryo Co., Ltd.) established
Production of glass mercury rectifiers begins
Nippon Yusoki Co., Ltd. established
Production of alkaline batteries begins
Ultra-high-pressure mercury lamps developed
Plant completed at Nishioji in Kyoto
Japan Storage Battery building completed (Tokyo office)
Fujisawa plant completed
Siam GS Battery established
P.T. GS Battery established
GS Battery (U.S.A.) Inc, established
Gunma plant completed
GS-Saft established, Ni-Cd battery manufacturing and sales subsidiary Capital participation in Ztong Yee Industrial Co., Ltd. (in Taiwan)
CI introduced; corporate philosophy and management principles formulated
GS-EE established, mini-UPS manufacturing and sales subsidiary
Tianjin Tong Yee Industrial Co., Ltd. established
Prismatic Lithium-ion batteries developed
Shandong Huari Battery Co., Ltd established, industrial battery manufacturing and sales affiliate in China
GS-Melcotec Co., Ltd. established, lithium-ion battery manufacturing and sales subsidiary (SANYO GS Soft Energy Co., Ltd. at present) Beijing Ri Jia Power Supply, Co., Ltd. established, the first overseas industrial power supply system manufacturing and sales affiliate in China GS Battery Vietnam Co., Ltd. established
GS Battery (China) Co., Ltd. Established, traction battery manufacturing and sales affiliate in China
Founder Shichizaemon Yuasa begins research into metal electrolysis
Yuasa Battery Manufacturing established within the Yuasa Iron Works in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture; production starts on storage batteries
Yuasa Storage Battery Co., Ltd. Established
New plant completed in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture
Production starts on automotive batteries. Tudor plating for stationary batteries completed
Research into dry batteries started. Production and sales start the following year
Battery installed for the first domestic electric bus (model YKN)
Production of glass mercury rectifiers begins
New dry battery plant (Kousai plant) completed in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture
New storage battery plant completed in Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Production of alkaline batteries begins
Yuasa Dry Battery splits off to become an independent company, based on restructuring plan
Yuasa Storage Battery Co., Ltd. and Yuasa Dry Battery Co., Ltd. merge to form Yuasa Battery Co., Ltd.
Yuasa Battery (Thailand) Pub. Co., Ltd. established
Yuasa Battery, Inc (U.S.A.) established (Yuasa Battery, Inc. at present)
Dry and charged battery goes on sale in Japan for the first time Taiwan Yuasa Battery Co.,Ltd. established
High performance YUMICRON batteries made with the ultra-thin YUMICRON separator go on sale
Kyoto Osadano plant completed
Yuasa Battery (Indonesia) established (PT. Yuasa Battery Indonesia at present)
Yuasa Battery (U.K.) Ltd. established
Century Yuasa Batteries Pty. Ltd. established in Australia
CI introduced; company name changed from "Yuasa Battery Co., Ltd." to "Yuasa Corporation"
Tianjin Yuasa Batteries Co., Ltd. established, motorcycle battery manufacturing and sales affiliate in China.
Guangdong Yuasa Sunny Batteries established, industrial battery manufacturing and sales affiliate in China (Yuasa Battery (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. at present)
Yuasa-Delta Technology Inc. established, overseas capital participation in Ni-MH battery business {Yuasa (Tianjin) Technology Ltd. as a manufacturing and sales affiliate at present)
Ultra-thin lithium-ion polymer secondary battery launched
Yuasa Battery (Shunde) Co., Ltd. established automotive battery manufacturing and sales affiliate in China Membrane business company Yuasa Membrane Systems Co., Ltd. Established A company managing business operations across Europe: Yuasa Battery Europe Ltd. established
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GS Yuasa Corporation established
Tata AutoComp GY Batteries Ltd. established, the first overseas affiliate of GS Yuasa in India (Tata AutoComp GY Batteries Private Limited. at present)
GS Yuasa Lithium Power Inc. established, the first overseas Lithium-ion battery affiliate
Lithium Energy Japan Established with Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
Blue Energy Co., Ltd. Established with Honda Motor Co., Ltd. DETROIT classic EV restored
Lithium Energy and Power GmbH & Co. KG(German) established with Robert Bosch GmbH and Mitsubishi Corporation
GS Yuasa Asia Technical Center Ltd. (ThaiLand) established
Inci GS Yuasa Aku Sanayi ve Ticaret Anonim Sirketi established in Turkey jointly with Inci Holding A.S
Completed the transfer of Panasonic Corporation’s lead-acid battery business and was renamed GS Yuasa Energy Co., Ltd.