| 1980s |
1980: The Tahara Factory was built.

1981: The Takahashi Factory was built.

1986: Founded subsidiary, Apics Co., Ltd.
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1980: Futaba shares were listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
1985: Futaba was awarded the Plant Maintenance Prize for the Most Outstanding Plant.
1986: Futaba shares were listed on the main exchanges of both the Tokyo and Nagoya Stock Exchanges.
In 1989 total annual sales breached 100 billion Yen for the first time, reaching 105 billion Yen
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| 2000s |
2000:
Futaba Hiraizumi was established and began operating in October of the same year.

2000:
FTUK was established in the UK.

2001:
Futaba Technology Ltd. was established in Hong Kong.

2001:
FIA started an operation in Indiana

2002:
Tianjin Shuang Shye Mechanical Industrial Co.,Ltd. was estabilished in Tientsin, China.

2002:
FIO was established in Ontario, Canada.

2002:
FCZ was established in the Czech Republic.

2004:
Tianjin Futaba Shye Chan Mechanical Co.,Ltd. was established in China.

2004:
Futaba Chiryu Co. Ltd. began operating.
(Buy-out of Ryouwa Metal Works)

2004:
The Nagoya plant was closed.
2004:
Guangzhou Futaba Auto Parts Co.,Ltd. was established in China.

2004:
FIUK was established in the UK.

2005:
FIT was established in Texas, USA.
2005:
Established Dongguan Futaba Metal Products Co.,Ltd. in China.
2005:
Miyata Plant (Futaba Kyusyu Corp) started operating.
2006:
Merged Futaba Chiryu Corp and opened Chiryu Plant.
2006:
Nogata Plant (Futaba Kyusyu Corp) started operating.
2007:
Established Futaba Metal Products(Shenzhen)Co.,Ltd. in China.
2007:
Established FMI Automotive Components Ltd. in Haryana District of India.
2011:
Established Futaba Changzhou Engineering & Marketing Co.,Ltd. in U.S.A.
2011:
Established Futaba North America Engineering & Marketing Co. in U.S.A
2011:
Established PT,Futaba Indonesia in Indonesia.
2012:
Established Changsha Futaba Auto Parts Co.,Ltd. in China.
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2000: ISO14001 was awarded to the Mutsumi Factory.
2001: ISO14001 awarded to the Head Office, Okazaki Factory and Midori Factory.
2002: By December, all 7 plants in Aichi Prefecture, Japan had achieved the ISO14001 standard.
Sales in 2003 breached 200 billion Yen for the first time, reaching 219.4 billion Yen.
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