Hokuyaku Takeyama Holdings

Hokuyaku Takeyama Holdings is a comprehensive healthcare corporate group holding company. It was established in September 2006 through a share transfer that made Hokuyaku Co., Ltd. and Takeyama Co., Ltd. its wholly owned subsidiaries, and it listed on the Sapporo Securities Exchange. The group is composed of 16 subsidiaries and affiliates, with Hokuyaku and Takeyama as core companies, and operates businesses including pharmaceutical wholesale, medical equipment wholesale, pharmacy, nursing care, and ICT.

In March 2006, Hokuyaku Co., Ltd. and Takeyama Co., Ltd. agreed to a management integration in which a joint holding company would be established as their wholly owned parent through a share transfer, making both companies wholly owned subsidiaries. In June 2006, the shareholders' meetings of both companies approved the establishment of the holding company through the share transfer. In September 2006, the company was established and listed on the Sapporo Securities Exchange. The group subsequently carried out various integrations and reorganizations, including the 2007 merger of Hokuyaku and Takeyama branches in Kitami, Asahikawa, Nayoro/Dohoku, Hakodate, Muroran, and Iwamizawa; the 2007 acquisition of Kitanippon Chozai Co., Ltd. by Hokuyaku; the 2007 establishment of Hokuyaku Healthcare through the spin-off of the volume sales business; the 2007 launch of the Hokuyaku Shinkawa Logistics Center (Lynx); the 2009 absorption merger of Hokuyaku Frente by Hokuyaku; the 2010 name change of TSS Co., Ltd. to Adwick Co., Ltd.; the 2010 consolidation and relocation of the group's head office functions; the 2010 establishment of the Management Control Headquarters and Shared Service Center (SSC); the 2011 transfer of five grandchild companies to subsidiaries through organizational restructuring; the 2013 opening of the Hokutake Medical Training Center "Village Plus" by Takeyama; the 2014 opening of the group home "Hohoemi no Ie" by Mulberry; the 2014 opening of the serviced senior housing "Fureai no Mori" by Mols; the 2014 acquisition of Maple Pharmacy shares by Hokuyaku; the 2015 acquisition of Maple Accounting Service shares by Hokuyaku; the 2015 absorption merger of Miyanosawa Pharmacy by Maple Pharmacy; the 2016 acquisition of Kaede shares by Hokuyaku; the 2018 transfer of Maple Pharmacy and Kaede from grandchild companies to subsidiaries through organizational restructuring; the 2018 opening of serviced senior housing "Luce Uno," "Luce Due," and "Luce Tre" by Mols; the 2018 establishment of Lead Specialties Co., Ltd. through joint investment by the company and two peers; the 2019 acquisition of Nova Medical shares by the company; the 2019 establishment of the logistics center "Havia" by Takeyama; the 2021 capital increase of subsidiary Takeyama by the company; the 2022 relocation of the Hokuyaku Sapporo branch to a new building; the 2022 absorption merger of Kitanippon Chozai, Maple Pharmacy, and Kaede by Pulse and its name change to Soel; the 2023 opening of the nursing small-scale multifunctional serviced senior housing "Fureai no Mori Minami 12-jo Kan" by Mols; the 2023 absorption merger of Takada Pharmacy by Soel; the 2024 establishment of the Sustainability Committee; and the 2024 relocation of the Hokuyaku Sorachi branch to a new building and the Sorachi SPD Center.

Comprehensive healthcare corporate group

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