2008/02 |
Index Holding makes a third party allocation of shares worth 2.5 billion yen to TOMY COMPANY,LTD. |
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2007/11 |
Masami Ochiai becomes Chairman & President of Index Holdings |
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2007/06 |
Index Holdings subsidiary NetIndex publicly lists shares on the Jasdaq Securities Exchange
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2007/06 |
Core Standard established by Index Holdings |
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2007/04 |
IndexCreate established by Index Holdings and the Promise Group |
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2007/03 |
ZINGA established by Index Holdings and Cybozu |
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2006/12 |
Susumu Tsubaki becomes President of Index Holdings |
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2006/11 |
Gaming company ATLUS becomes an Index Holdings subsidiary |
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2006/09 |
TechIndex Corporation is established following the merger of Index Solutions Corporation and Three-A-Systems Co., Ltd. |
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2006/08 |
Interchannel-Holon Inc. is established following the merger of Interchannel, Ltd. and Holon |
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2006/06 |
Index becomes a holding company. Company name changes to Index Holdings |
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2006/04 |
Index Music, a music production and sales company, is established |
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2006/03 |
Wonderphone, a leading mobile video distribution company, is acquired by Index Multimedia, a European based Index Group company |
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2005/12 |
Index makes a third party allocation of shares worth 18.6 billion yen to 14 companies including Promise Co., Ltd., Hakuhodo Inc., and TV Tokyo |
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2005/10 |
Index Global Rights Management Corporation (IGR), a joint venture company between Sojitz Corporation and Index, is established |
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2005/09 |
Nikkatsu Corporation movie studios becomes an Index subsidiary
T2i Entertainment Co., Ltd, a joint venture between TAKARATOMY and Index, is established
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2005/06 |
WAM CHINA, a leading mobile content provider with exclusive media ties in the Chinese market, becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2005/05 |
Index makes a third party allocation of shares worth 20.5 billion yen to 7 companies, including key Tokyo based commercial broadcasting networks
2006 FIFA World Cup (TM) video image distribution rights are secured for domestic use via the Internet and mobile handsets in Japan |
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2005/04 |
Mercuro Inc., a join venture company between Index and Fuji Television Network, Inc., is established
A capital alliance is formed with the leading toy manufacturer Takara Co., Ltd. |
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2005/03 |
Skyinfo Telecom Technology Co., Ltd, one of the largest mobile content providers in China, becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2005/01 |
GEO-BB, a joint venture between Index and GEO Co., Ltd., is established |
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2004/12 |
123 Multimedia (now Index Multimedia), a European based Index subsidiary, is listed on the Euronext
IMAGICA Corp., an Index Group company, forms a capital alliance with TOYO COMMUNICATIONS
Index invests in Yarosa Entertainment B.V. (Holland)
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2004/11 |
Gakken Index, a joint venture between Gakken Co., Ltd., and Index, is established
TeMo Inc., a joint company between Index and 5 Tokyo based television broadcasting stations, is established
Index forms a capital alliance with THREE-A SYSTEMS Co., Ltd., a consolidated subsidiary of Gakken Co., Ltd.
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2004/10 |
Index forms a business alliance with Grenoble City in France, and makes a capital investment in the city's professional football team, GRENOBLE FOOT 38
Business alliance formed with eBANK Corporation, a specialized online bank, to offer mobile services
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2004/08 |
123 Multimedia (now Index Multimedia), one of the largest European mobile content providers, becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2004/06 |
Index Okinawa Corporation, a joint venture between Index, Okinawa Electric Power Company, Inc., and three Okinawa based broadcasting stations, is established
Honda Electron Co., Ltd. (now Net Index) becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2004/03 |
NEC Interchannel, Ltd. (now Interchannel-Holon) becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2004/02 |
Connect Technologies Corporation, an Index affiliate, is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market
Index launches a consulting business for certification and protection of personal information on mobile sites in partnership with Japan Engineer Federation, an operator of "TRUSTe"
MADHOUSE Ltd. becomes an Index subsidiary
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2004/01 |
Haiku (France), and Mobliss (USA), two leading mobile content companies, become Index subsidiaries |
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2003/10 |
Index develops Bowlingual for use on Vodafone
An agreement is reached with Disney to deliver mobile content in the Chinese market
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2003/08 |
Index makes a third party allocation of new stocks worth 2.3 billion yen to companies including Mitsubishi Corporation and Takara Corp. |
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2003/07 |
Index invests in Gakken Co. |
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2003/04 |
Index is selected as a J-Stock on the JASDAQ market |
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2003/02 |
Index makes a third party allocation of new stocks worth 400 million yen to Dentsu Inc. and NEC Corporation |
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2002/12 |
Masami Ochiai becomes Chairman. Yoshimi Ogawa becomes President |
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2002/09 |
gBowlingual,h a dog language interpreting device, is released with Takara Corp. |
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2002/06 |
Index makes a third party allocation of new stocks worth 1.2 billion yen to 10 companies including Fuji Television Network, TV Asahi Corporation, Panasonic Mobile Communications, Daiichikosho Co., and Toei Co. |
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2001/11 |
China Index/Xiamen Index Information Technology is established |
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2001/09 |
Streaming Media Communications (now TechIndex Corporation) becomes an Index subsidiary |
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2001/05 |
Magazine publisher, Nouvelle gout Corporation (now Index Communications) is established |
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2001/03 |
Head office is moved to Carrot Tower, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
Index is listed on JASDAQ (code: 4835)
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2000/08 |
Index makes a third party allocation of new stocks worth 1.1 billion yen to 13 companies including Mitsubishi Corporation, Fuji Television Network, TV Asahi Corporation, and Takara Corporation
Head office is moved to Meguro-ku, Tokyo
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2000/05 |
Connect Corporation (now Connect Technologies Corporation), developer of Java-compliant application software, is established |
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2000/03 |
USA Index Corporation (Los Angeles), is acquired by Index |
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1999/02 |
NTT DoCoMo starts i-mode: Index launches gThe God of Loveh |
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1997/10 |
Index enters the content business, targeting mobile phone terminals |
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1997/09 |
Company name changes officially to Index Corporation |
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1995/09 |
Index is founded in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo |
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