Aichi Steel

Aichi Steel Corporation (Japanese爱 知 制钢 株式会社, Aichi Seiko kabushiki - gaisha; " Aichi Steel Production Joint Stock Company" ) is a Japanese steel company. It was founded in January 1934 by Kiichiro Toyoda as steel production department of KK Toyota Jido Shokki ( engl. Toyota Industries Corp.. ). 1940 was when Toyota Seiko K. K. hived and 1945 in Aichi Seiko K. K. renamed.

The company is now one of the largest steel processing companies in Japan, along with electromagnetic components and electronic components such as sensors are also designed and produced. Aichi Steel is a subsidiary of Toyota Industries and has four plants in Japan and other representative offices and trading posts Worldwide. Sales of Aichi Steel in fiscal year 2008, 355 million yen.