History

History of SBS Logicom

January 1945

Started business as a subsidiary of Sagami Railway Co., Ltd. with the head office in Iida-cho, Kojimachi-ku.
President Saburo Chiba

April 1945

Moved the head office to 1-1-83 Koishigawa-cho, Koishikawa-ku

June 1945

President Michiro Shinohara who becomes an affiliated company of Tokyu Corporation

September 1945

Absorption merger of 14 companies in Koishikawa Ward, Ushigome Ward, Yotsuya Ward, and Hongo Ward based on the Corporate Development Integration Network

July 1945

President Ayuba Koji

December 1948

Moved the head office to 23-1, Suwa-cho, Bunkyo-ku

October 1960

President Tadamasa Ito

August 1964

Moved the head office to 1-5-3 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku

December 1981

Head office moved to Tokyu Meguro Aobadai Building, 2-19-11 Aobadai, Meguro-ku

March 1982

Registered shares with the Japan Securities Dealers Association Tokyo District Association

July 1985

Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

June 1991

Chairman Tadamasa Ito President Yoichi Ota

June 1994

Moved the head office to Tokyu Minamioi Building, 1-13-5 Minamioi, Shinagawa-ku

May 1998

Obtained business license for Kanto area (Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, Kanagawa, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Yamanashi)

May 1999

Obtained business license for Kanto Koshinetsu area (Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, Kanagawa, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Yamanashi, Nagano, Niigata)

April 2001

Made Odakyu Transport Co., Ltd. (SBS Transport Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary

April 2002

Merger with Tokyu Unyu Co., Ltd. Makes Tokyo Express Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary Changed company name to Tokyu Logistic Co., Ltd. Chairman Yoichi Ota President Masamori Takahashi

April 2003

Merged with Toun Service Co., Ltd.

October 2003

Merged with Tokyo Express Co., Ltd.

June 2005

The largest shareholder changed from Tokyu Corporation to SBS Co., Ltd. (currently SBS Holdings Co., Ltd.) and became a consolidated subsidiary of the company.

September 2005

Chairman Masamori Takahashi President Masahiko Kamata

January 2006

Changed the trade name to TL Logicom Co., Ltd.

March 2006

President Masahiko Kamata

April 2006

Moved the head office to Olinus Tower, 4-1-3 Taihei, Sumida-ku Delisted from the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

May 2006

Became a wholly owned subsidiary of SBS Holdings, Inc.

December 2006

Made Japan Freight Express Co., Ltd. (currently SBS Freight Service Co., Ltd.) a wholly owned subsidiary

January 2007

Merged with Fuji Sogo Logistics Institute Co., Ltd.
SBS Logitem Co., Ltd. (now SBS Sokuhai Support Co., Ltd.) takes over the 3PL service business through an absorption-type split.

July 2007

Merged with Transworld Co., Ltd.

April 2009

Made Izu Freight Express Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary

April 2010

Made Victor Logistics Co., Ltd. a subsidiary

July 2010

Made AC System Corporation (now SBS Global Network Co., Ltd.) a subsidiary

July 2010

Victor Logistics Co., Ltd. changed its trade name to VL Logistics Co., Ltd.

April 2011

Made Japan Record Center Co., Ltd. a subsidiary

July 2011

Merged with VL Loginet Co., Ltd.

June 2013

Changed trade name to SBS Logicom Co., Ltd.

January 2017

Merger with SBS Transport Co., Ltd. SBS becomes the surviving company
* You can see the history of the former SBS Transport here.[PDF: 469KB]

July 2018

Merged with SBS Logicom Kita Kanto Co., Ltd. with SBS Logicom Minami Kanto Co., Ltd. as the surviving company, and changed the trade name to SBS Logicom Kanto Co., Ltd.

July of the first year of Reiwa

Merger with Nippon Record Center Co., Ltd. Our company becomes the surviving company.
* You can see the history of the former Japan Record Center here.[PDF: 423KB]