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- JAPAN MATERIAL Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6055) develops, manufactures and sells gas supply systems for semiconductor and LCD manufacturing; provides total facility management (TFM), total gas management (TGM), total chemical management (TCM) and total water management (TWM) services; offers maintenance services including preventive maintenance for semiconductor equipment and vacuum pumps; designs and constructs piping for specialty gases, ultrapure water, specialty chemicals, vacuums, power, air conditioning and general equipment; sells specialty gases, vision systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) for automotive applications; imports, markets, sells and supports multi-monitor graphics products as authorized Matrox distributor and digital signage solutions; and operates solar power generation business. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie, Japan, the company primarily serves semiconductor and LCD fabrication plants through its electronics segment, alongside graphics solutions for various systems and renewable energy operations, with consolidated subsidiaries including TOWA SHOKO Co., Ltd., JM TECH Co., Ltd., KUSUNOKI CHEMICO Co., Ltd., JM Engineering Service Co., Ltd., PEK Co., Ltd., C'set Co., Ltd., BackStage Inc., T.M. TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. in Taiwan, and multiple entities in Singapore such as ALDON TECHNOLOGIES SERVICES PTE LTD, ADCT TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD and GBS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. The company maintains operations across Japan with branches in Yokkaichi, Kitakami, Chitose, Kumamoto, Kawakita, Kashiwazaki and Nagoya, alongside international presence in Taiwan and Singapore. Recent developments include the acquisition of ASKA Electric Co., Ltd. in June 2025 to expand engineering capabilities for rocket launch support equipment and satellite tracking centers; opening of Kitakami Murasakino Warehouse in Iwate and Chitose Branch in Hokkaido in 2024; acquisition of GBS (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. in 2023 for semiconductor parts and automotive vision systems; transition to Prime Market of Tokyo Stock Exchange and Premier Market of Nagoya Stock Exchange in 2022; and closure of Nakano Logistics Center and Sapporo Office in 2024.