Representative Director, President and CEO

Hiromi Ishii

Looking to the next 100 years, toward a sustainable, recycling-based society

Our group was founded in 1921 as Miya Steelworks in Koto-ku, Tokyo. Later, in 1964, four companies that manufactured steel, wheels, and undercarriage parts for construction machinery were integrated to form Topy Industries. This resulted in the establishment of a highly technical "producing and making full use of steel" system and an integrated production system that processes everything from raw materials to the final product, further strengthening the foundation that supports stable management. Furthermore, by utilizing the electric furnace technology cultivated in Steel Business, we are engaged in a wide range of businesses, such as the manufacture and sale of synthetic synthetic mica, a raw material for cosmetics, real estate rental using business sites, and the operation of sports facilities.

 

As the eras have changed from Taisho, Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa, our group has expanded its business while overcoming numerous social changes such as high economic growth, the oil crisis, the collapse of the bubble economy, and the Lehman Shock. Currently, we have 16 production bases in seven countries overseas, and have established a global supply system that meets the local procurement needs of automobile and construction machinery manufacturers, allowing us to respond quickly and flexibly to the demands of diversifying markets.

 

Furthermore, in order to realize a rich and sustainable society in 2050, our group has set out our long-term sustainability vision, "TOPY Sustainable Green Vision 2050," and is promoting sustainability management that aims to create new value by leveraging the group's strengths and resolve social issues. Going forward, we will continue to take on the challenge of balancing a sustainable society with business development, and intend to remain a company that is trusted by our stakeholders for many years to come. We look forward to your continued support and guidance.