Dainihon Sugar Co., Ltd.

Japanese: 大日本製糖[株] - だいにほんせいとう

Founded in 1896 as Nippon Seito Sugar Co., Ltd., taking over the business of Suzuki Sugar Co., Ltd., the company absorbed Nippon Seito Sugar Co., Ltd. in 1906 and changed its name to Dainihon Sugar Co., Ltd. Since 1909, the company has grown under the management of Fujiyama Raita, expanding into Taiwan and the South Seas and becoming the leading sugar company in the Orient. After World War II, the company was reorganized as an overseas company, and rebuilt in 1950 using assets from the mainland. After the liberalization of raw sugar imports in 1963, the company's management deteriorated. It was delisted in 1979, and dissolved in 1984, transitioning to a new company. →Sugar manufacturing industry

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Japanese:

1896年鈴木製糖所の事業を継ぎ日本精製糖として設立，1906年日本精糖を吸収合併し，大日本製糖と改称。1909年以降藤山雷太の経営で発展，台湾や南洋に進出して東洋一の製糖会社となった。第２次大戦後外地会社として整理され，1950年内地資産により再建。1963年からの原糖輸入自由化後，経営が悪化。1979年上場廃止，1984年解散し新会社に移行。→製糖業

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