Representative Director and President
Corporate Profile
Outline
Company name
JGC Catalysts and Chemicals Ltd.
Locations
Head Office
16th Floor, Solid Square East Tower,
580 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa,
212-0013, JAPAN
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TEL：+81-44-556-9137 FAX：+81-44-556-9127
Petroleum Refining Catalysts Marketing Dept.
TEL：+81-44-556-9140 FAX：+81-44-556-9131
Chemical & Environmental
Protection Catalysts Marketing Dept.
TEL：+81-44-556-9157 FAX：+81-44-556-9133
Fine Chemicals Marketing Dept.
TEL：+81-44-556-9150 FAX：+81-44-556-9132
Kitakyushu Operation Center
13-2, Kitaminato-machi, Wakamatsu-ku,
Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka,
808-0027, JAPAN（Map）
TEL:+81-93-751-1531 FAX:+81-93-771-5583
Niigata Operation Center
1-26, Takiyahoncho, Akiha-ku,
Niigata City, Niigata,
956-0855, JAPAN（Map）
TEL:+81-250-24-3811 FAX:+81-250-22-1847
Established
July 21,1958
Capital
￥1.8 Billion
Shareholder
JGC Holdings Corporation ( 100% )
Number. of Employee
554( As of April 1st ,2025 )
Main Banks
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation / MUFG Bank, Ltd. / Mizuho Bank, Ltd.
Management Members
Members of Board of Directors
Toshiharu Hirai
Director and Executive Vice President
Hitoshi Sato
Director
Hiroyuki Morishima
Auditors
Auditor
Kohei Takamizuma
Auditor
Hirokatsu Uchida
Executive Officers
Executive Officer/General Manager Corporate General Affairs Division
Yoshiaki Higashihara
Executive Officer/General Manager Kitakyushu Operation Center
Tatsuya Norimatsu
Executive Officer/General Manager Chemical & Environmental Protection Catalysts Research Center
Hisao Sakoda
Executive Officer/General Manager President's Office
Takayuki Mogaki
Executive Officer/General Manager Internal Auditing Dept.
Mitsuru Nakai
Executive Officer/Deputy General Manager Kitakyushu Operation Center
Yoichi Ishihara
Executive Officer/General Manager Fine Chemicals Marketing Dept.
Ryo Muraguchi
Executive Officer/General Manager Chemical & Environmental Protection Catalysts Marketing Dept.
Junichi Suzuki
Organization
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History
- 1952
- Nikki Chemical Co., Ltd. established
- 1958
- Catalysts & Chemicals Industries Co., Ltd. established
- 1971
- Research center established at Wakamatsu Plant (Currently Kitakyushu Operation Center)
- 1982
- Inaugural Production Technology Presentation held (Keidanren Kaikan, 16 presentations held since and ongoing)
- 1983
- Received The Japan Petroleum Institute Award for Technical Progress for the achievement of "Development and industrialization of FCC/MRZ-type catalyst"
- 1986
- Fine Chemicals Materials Research Center established at Wakamatsu Plant(Currently Kitakyushu Operation Center)
- 1990
- Received Catalysts Institute Technical Award for "Development of flue gas denitrification catalyst by dry ammonia process"
- 1996
- Acquired ISO9001 (1994) certification
- 1997
- CCIC Head Office relocated from Chiyoda Ward in Tokyo to Kawasaki City in Kanagawa Prefecture
- 2002
- Acquired ISO14001 (2000) certification
- 2004
- CCIC became a wholly-owned subsidiary of JGC Corporation as a result of share transfer
- Recognized as a "Certified plant under the renewal construction of the Fire Services Act" by Kitakyushu City (18th in Japan)
- 2005
- Received Global 100 Eco-Tech Award from World Expo, Aichi, Japan
- 2008
- Concluded an agreement with Kitakyushu City on "Agreement on NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) Disaster Prevention Measures" (first in Japan)
- CCIC and Nikki Chemical merged to establish JGC C&C
- 2009
- Received Catalysis Society of Japan Award for "Development and industrialization of zeolite catalysts for adamantine catalysts"
- 2015
- Received The Japan Petroleum Institute Award for Technical Progress for the achievement of "Practical application and improvements in productivity for firing-type high-activity light oil desulfurization catalysts"
- 2016
- Received Japan Petroleum Institute International Exchange award for "Development and practical application of vacuum gas oil hydrocracking catalysts for deasphalted oil mixing processes"
- 2017
- Received Catalysis Society of Japan Award ( Industrial field) for "Development and practical application of firing-type high-activity desulfurization catalysts with controlled interaction with carrier"