| － Company history － |
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| Jan. |
1955: |
Founded as Fujiya (藤屋) Iron Works Co., Ltd. in Kita 3, Higashi 15, Higashi-ku, Sapporo.
Began to manufacture boiler pressure vessels.President: Makoto Nakamura; paid-in capital: 2.5 million yen
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| Nov. |
1958: |
Riichi Matsumiya appointed as new president. |
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| May. |
1964: |
Moved to Hassamu Tekkodanchi and began to manufacture cranes, pressure vessels, chemical equipment and industrial machinery. |
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| Oct. |
1964: |
Paid-in capital increased to 5 million yen. |
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| May. |
1966: |
Paid-in capital increased to 7.5 million yen. |
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| Dec. |
1967: |
Merged with Nitto Sangyo Co., Ltd. and advanced to gas business (designated by Hokkaido Gas Co., Ltd.). New capital: 14.5 million yen |
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| Sep. |
1971: |
Company name changed to Fujiya (富士屋) Iron Works Co., Ltd. |
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| Nov. |
1975: |
Gas piping section spun off as a new company (Fujiya Iron Construction Co., Ltd.). |
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| Apr. |
1979: |
Mitsuo Sato appointed as new president. |
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| Mar. |
1980: |
Paid-in capital increased to 35 million yen. |
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| Dec. |
1987: |
Moved plant to the Ishikari Bay New Port Area. |
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| Sep. |
2001: |
Kunihiko Matsumiya appointed as new president. |
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| Jun. |
2008: |
Yuichi Matsumiya appointed as new president following the passing of the previous president. |
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| － Organization chart － |
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