- CEO
- Daigou Kaneko
- Full Time Employees
- 521
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Steel
- Address
- 5-1, Kousudori Nagoya AI Japan 454-8506
- IPO Date
- Oct 2, 1961
- Business
- Chubu Steel Plate Co., Ltd. (5461.T) manufactures and sells thick steel plates and related products primarily in Japan. The company operates through four main segments: Steel Related Business, which produces and supplies thick steel plates including general structural rolled steels (SS400, SM400, SM490), improved machinability steel plates (MAC, SS400-MAC), laser-cutting steel plates (SS400-LS), high tensile strength steel plates (CK-BESTEN540, 590), acid-resistant alloy steel plates (CMW400), wear-resistant alloy steel plates (ARES690, 880), and specialized products for boilers, pressure vessels, machine structures, welded structures, and hulls (NK, LR, ABS classifications); Rental Business, offering grease filters for commercial kitchens, duct and grease trap cleaning, and advertising signboards; Logistics Business, providing transportation, cargo handling, and warehousing for dangerous goods; and Engineering Business, focused on designing, constructing, and maintaining steel-related plants and equipment. Products serve applications in construction machinery, industrial machinery, machine tools and parts, factory equipment, industrial vehicles, infrastructure, bridges, containers, and transport. Founded in 1950 and headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, the company emphasizes small-lot, diverse-variety production using electric arc furnaces from scrap steel, with subsidiaries including CK Shoji Co., Ltd. for sales, CK Clean Ad Co., Ltd. for rentals, and CK Logistics Co., Ltd. for logistics. Recent developments include the operational startup of a new electric furnace to enhance productivity and stable operations amid revenue challenges; strengthened sales division functions announced in September 2025; relocation of the Osaka sales office in August 2025; outperformance of fiscal year-end March 2025 financial forecasts with revenue at 51.047 billion yen and operating profit at 2.704 billion yen; investment in JICA's Africa-TICAD Sustainability Bond in September 2025; promotion of partnerships such as slab supply to Nakayama Steel Works; and publication of the Integrated Report 2025 in September.