• 2024
• Opened MEIJI FROZEN FOODS LABORATORY

• 2024
• Made Digital Sign Co., Ltd. a subsidiary through share acquisition

• 2024
• Relocated headquarters to 2-8-1 Kanda Tsukasamachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

• 2022
• Signed a capital and business alliance agreement with Abalance Corporation.

• 2017
• Made Yanagihara Seifunki Co., Ltd. a subsidiary through share acquisition

• 2017
• Opened Nagoya branch office

• 2017
• Opened Nagano sales office

• 2017
• Opened Fukuoka sales office

• 2016
• Implemented a third-party allotment of shares to which Nippon Conveyor Co.,ltd. is assigned

• 2014
• Opened Koshigaya sales office

• 2014
• Merger of subsidiary Tokyo Seifunki Mfg., Co., Ltd.

• 2014
• Opened Kashima sales office

• 2014
• Signed a capital and business alliance agreement with TCS HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.

• 2008
• Made Tokyo Seifunki Mfg., Co., Ltd. a subsidiary through share acquisition

• 2005
• Established Chinese subsidiary MEIJI MACHINE (DE ZHOU) CO., LTD.

• 2001
• Opened Kagoshima sales office

• 1996
• Relocated headquarters to 2-2-22 Kanda-tacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

• 1991
• Opened Hachinohe sales office

• 1980
• Opened Osaka sales office

• 1963
• Developed double centrifugal casting chill roll

• 1960
• Relocated headquarters to 2-3-13 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Started full-scale production of formula feed plant

• 1957
• First domestic production of pneumatic method milling plant

• 1949
• Stock from the company listed at reopening of Tokyo Stock Exchange

• 1948
• Changed company name to Meiji Machine Co., Ltd.

• 1943
• Changed company name to "Yamakoshi Kikai Co., Ltd." Started operations at Ashikaga Factory

• 1938
• Obtained capital and management participation from Meiji Sugar Co., Ltd.

• 1925
• Reorganized as Kabushiki Gaisha Yamakoshi Kojo

• 1905
• Produced and installed the first Japanese made roll type milling plant

• 1899
• Yamakoshi Kojo founded in 3-8 Honshiba, Tokyo City as private enterprise of Hidetaro Yamakoshi