Shipping Business
Real Estate Business
Tankers and dry bulk carriers become main business
Shipping Business
Tankers and dry bulk carriers become main business
Real Estate Business
1964
After reducing capital to 3.3 billion yen, capital was raised to 4.3 billion yen through a capital increase via third-party allotment with compensation.
1967
Capital was raised to 4.8 billion yen through a capital increase via third-party allotment with compensation.
The Tokyo Sakurada Building (total floor area: 17,762.63m²) was completed.
1970
ZENKOREN MARU NO. 5 (58,931 DWT), the Group’s first PANAMAX dry bulk carrier, was delivered.
1971
Dividends were restored for the first time in 13 years.
1972
TOHO MARU (231,910 DWT), a first-generation VLCC, was delivered.
1974
INO Marine Service Co., Ltd. was established to conduct ship management operations. In the following year, created Japan’s first tanker adopting a system whereby Japanese and foreign crew members worked together aboard.
1975
Siberian land bridge container service for Europe began; became co-owner of four container vessels (constructed between 1975 and 1980).
