| 1965/9 |
Daikoku Sangyo founded in Higashi-ku (present-day Chuo-ku), Osaka |
| 1973/7 |
Daikoku Denki Co., Ltd. established in Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, with business rights assigned from Daikoku Sangyo,and launched sales of electrical equipment and machinery |
| 1974/4 |
Launched production of control units with the advent of the first pachinko game machines with motorized pay lines |
| 1974/10 |
Launched sales of the Omicron ComputerⅠhall computer |
| 1981/4 |
Launched production of display units for pachinko game machines |
| 1984/6 |
Began sales of the Omicron PS-80, prize management POS system |
| 1990/4 |
Created a membership-based database of business information for nationwide pachinko halls and launched the Daikoku Denki Strategic Information System (DK-SIS) series to support hall business management |
| 1990/5 |
Began sales of the IL-10 Intelligent Lamp call light |
| 1991/10 |
Began sales of the VR-10 Data Robo, which releases data of game machines to players |
| 1993/4 |
Began issuing the RoboCard, a pachinko membership card |
| 1993/11 |
Launched production of liquid-crystal display (LCD) units |
| 1999/11 |
Began sales of Neppachi, a prize-earning network pachinko game for home gaming systems |
| 2001/5 |
Published “Pachinko NOWi” on NTT DoCoMo’s official website, which provides payout information |
| 2001/10 |
Released C, hall computing system for integrated business management |
| 2002/11 |
Listed in the second section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Nagoya Stock Exchange |
| 2004/4 |
Listed in the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Nagoya Stock Exchange |
| 2005/4 |
Dixeo Inc. established and information-content operations spun off as a subsidiary company |
| 2006/2 |
Genki Co., Ltd. established as a subsidiary company through acquisition of stock |
| 2006/3 |
Daxel Inc. established |
| 2007/10 |
Released a new brand-name “MIRAIGATE” that promotes the management support of pachinko halls |
| 2009/4 |
Released BIGMO, new information device |
| 2011/5 |
Headquarters relocated to 1-43-5 Nagono, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya |
| 2011/7 |
Daxel Inc. joined in Japan Electric Pachislots Machine Association (Nichidenkyo) |
| Joined in Prepaid System Association (PSA) |
| 2012/4 |
Released VEGASIA, CR Unit that can analyze “fan trends” |
| 2012/7 |
Bought out Dixeo Inc. |
| 2013/3 |
Daikoku Sangyo Co., Ltd. established |
| 2013/11 |
Released BiGMO PREMIUM, information device that increased fan satisfaction by increasing the size of the monitor and enhancing the content |
| 2014/8 |
Joined Japan Business Federation (Keidanren) |
| 2015/10 |
ALOFT Co., Ltd. established |
| 2016/3 |
Released REVOLA, information device that discloses information on each machine equipped with a giant 7-segment display and a large, beautiful LCD, embodying the “fan-first” concept |
| 2017/6 |
Released “Fan-SIS,” the industry’s first fan trend data publication service |
| 2019/6 |
Released the industry’s first AI hall computer “X(KAI)” |
| 2022/4 |
Moved to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market and Nagoya Stock Exchange Premier Market due to market reorganization |
| 2022/12 |
GLOBAL WISE Co. established as a subsidiary company through acquisition of stock |
| 2024/4 |
Daikoku Sangyo Co., Ltd. has changed its company name to “Daikoku Denki Communication PLUS Corporation” |
| 2024/4 |
Released the “REVOLAⅡ,” an information display terminal featuring the industry’s largest and highest-quality 13.3-inch Full HD LCD with a touch panel. |
| 2024/4 |
Released the “DUALINA,” a top-mounted terminal featuring the industry’s largest-ever dual-segment display, designed to showcase payout performance and create a sense of excitement. |
2024/8 |
Acquired shares of Stadd Inc. and LOGON SYSTEM CO., LTD., making them subsidiaries. |
| 2024/9 |
Subscribed to a third-party allotment of new shares by Nanaha Co., Ltd. |
| 2024/10 |
Acquired fixed assets (land, buildings, and artworks) operated under the name “Hakone Glass no Mori.” |
| 2025/4 |
Launched “BiGMO XCEL” (21.5-inch vertical LCD with dual illumination) and seamless self-POS “TJ-01.” |