History

1948

Founded as Kokutetsu Sekiyu Niatsukai Co.Ltd .(currently Niyac Corporation) in Tokyo.
Renamed as "Sekiyu Niyaku Co. Ltd."

1949

Deployed first tank truck (3,500L).
Commenced operations at the company's first oil depot (Nagoya).

1955

Commenced raw asphalt transport operations.

1959

Founded Kanto Kosan K.K.

1960

Deployed first stainless steel tank trucks.
Commenced chemical transport operations.

1961

Deployed first LPG tank-truck.

1962

Founded Sanyo Drum Inc.
Founded Hanshin Unyu K.K.

1963

Founded Heiwa Drum Kogyo K.K. (currently Heiwa Kohgyo Co. Ltd.).
Founded Yowa Unyu K.K.

1965

Founded Yoko Unyu K.K. (currently Yoko Co. Ltd.)
Founded Tsukishima Sekiyu K.K. (currently Niyac Trading Inc.).

1967

Deployed 1,001st tank truck.
Became a member of the National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) association.

1969

Deployed first tank semi-trailer.

1970

Founded Nihon Chemcal Yuso K.K.

1973

Deployed 2,001st tank truck.

1974

Founded West-Japan Niyac Corporation (currently Kyushu Niyac Co. Ltd.).

1977

First commemoration tour to Hawaii for drivers having completed.
15 years of incident-free driving.

1978

Founded Sekiyu Bosai Co. Ltd.
Relocated head office to Shiba-Koen Minato-ku Tokyo.

1983

Branch offices connected to company's computer network.

1985

Founded Nicom Corporation (currently Niyac System Support Co. Ltd.).

1986

Computer network extended to all local offices.
Trucks equipped with on-board computers.

1989

Commenced tank-container transport operations.

1990

Tsukishima Sekiyu K.K. merged with Kanto Kosan K.K.

1991

Renamed as "Niyac Corporation".
Commenced NVOCC operations.

1993

First chemical full-trailer intoduced.

1995

Deployed first 26,000L semi-trailer.

1996

Relocated head office to Shiba-Daimon Minato-ku Tokyo.

1999

Merged with Hanshin Unyu K.K.

2000

Launched N-PLOS (Niyac Petro Logistics Outsourcing System).
Acquired Aichiken Sekiyu Unyu K.K. (currently Aiseki Co. Ltd.) into Niyac Group.

2002

Opened central dispatch offices (in 6 locations).
Launched BUSS (Bulk Haul Management Support System).

2003

Acquired Kowa Transportation Co.Ltd. and Showa Gas Butsuryu K.K.
(merged with Kowa Transportation Co.Ltd. in 2008) into Niyac Group.

2004

Founded Yugen Kaisha Hokuriku Sekiyu Butsuryu.

2005

Opened East & West Japan Order Centers.

2008

Founded Shanghai Valued Tank Consulting Co. Ltd.
Merged with Yowa Unyu K.K. and Nihon Chemical Yuso K.K.

2009

Opened Operation Center.
Founded Shanghai Niyac Corporation Co. Ltd.
Acquired MCI Logistics(West),Inc.(currently GasChemical Logistics West Inc.) into Niyac Group.

2011

Relocated head office to Fuyuki Koto-ku Tokyo.