Known as a major cement manufacturer affiliated with Fuyo. Established as Asano Cement in 1912. Changed its name to Nippon Cement in 1947. Its origins date back to 1883, when Asano Soichiro leased the government-run Fukagawa Works Branch, Japan's first cement factory, and started manufacturing cement (the factory was sold off the following year in 1884 to become the Asano Factory, and was absorbed into Asano Cement in 1913). Along with Nippon Kokan, it was a core company of the former Asano Zaibatsu. Its affiliated companies include secondary product companies such as Hume Pipe and Eternit Pipe. In October 1998, it merged with Chichibu Onoda and changed its name to Taiheiyo Cement. →Cement Industry→Related Article Onoda Cement Co., Ltd. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
芙蓉系の大手セメント・メーカーとして知られた。1912年浅野セメントとして設立。1947年社名を日本セメントに改称。その淵源は,1883年に浅野総一郎が日本最初のセメント工場である官営深川工作分局を借り受け,セメント製造を創業したことに始まる(同工場は,翌1884年払下げにより浅野工場となり,1913年に浅野セメントに吸収合併)。日本鋼管と並ぶ旧浅野財閥の中核企業。ヒューム管,エタニットパイプ等の2次製品企業を系列に持つ。1998年10月,秩父小野田と合併,太平洋セメントと改称。→セメント工業 →関連項目小野田セメント[株] 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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