1964/12 |
Daikoku Sangyo founded in Higashi-ku (present-day Chuo-ku), Osaka |
1966/7 |
Offices relocated to Oyodo-ku (present-day Kita-ku), Osaka, and company established as Daikoku Sangyo Co., Ltd. |
1973/3 |
Nagoya Sales Office opened in Nakamura-ku, Nagoya |
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 |
Mitaka Denki Co., Ltd. established in Kasugai, Aichi Prefecture, assuming the debts and credits of Daikoku Sangyo,and begining production 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 Computer?hall computer |
1976/9 |
Acquired and merged with Mitaka Denki Co., Ltd |
1981/4 |
Launched production of display units for pachinko game machines |
1984/6 |
Began sales of the Omicron PS-80 Prize Management POS system |
1984/8 |
Head Office relocated to Nagoya Kokusai Center Bldg., at 47-1 Nagono 1-chome, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya |
1990/3 |
Began sales of the IL-10 Intelligent Lamp call light |
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 |
1991/10 |
Launched sales of the VR-10 Data Robo data terminal |
Began providing players with such information as the numbers of big payoffs on different game machines |
1993/4 |
Began issuing the RoboCard, a pachinko membership card |
1993/11 |
Launched production of liquid-crystal display (LCD) units |
1999/11 |
Launched sales of Neppachi, a prize-earning network pachinko game for home gaming systems |
2001/10 |
Began sales of 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 |
Genki Mobile Co., Ltd. established as a subsidiary company through acquisition of stock |
Daxel Inc. established |
2006/8 |
DO Inc. established with ONKYO Corporation by a joint investment |
2007/10 |
Released a new brand-name products “MIRAIGATE” that promotes the management support of pachinko halls |
2009/4 |
Began sales of BIGMO, new information publication terminal |
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 |
Began sales of VEGASIA, CR Unit |
2012/7 |
Bought out Dixeo Inc. |
2013/11 |
Began sales of BIGMO PREMIUM, liquid-crystal terminal |