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What Does EXEO Group Mean?

“Exeo” means “to move out,” among other meanings, and here expresses the determination to break out of the mold and always venture out to take on new challenges for the unlimited development and growth of the Company.
Beginning with Kyowa Densetsu, our company has changed its corporate name to Kyowa Exeo and the EXEO Group. The name of the Group was changed to in order to create new value by reorganizing the management resources of the Group, which has diversified in recent years due to the expansion of its business fields, in succession to the spirit of "Let's work together to develop our business by engaging in telecommunications equipment construction." of Kyowa. The new name, "The EXEO Group," embodies the Group's strong determination to bring out the strengths of each and every member of the Group and to work together toward the future.

History of EXEO Group

Our company was founded in 1951 as a company linking Japan through electric wires and phone lines.
The Company expanded to provide buildings and electric equipment, and now it connects urban systems, including plants, subway systems and railways. The Company also provides systems that enable people to connect with each other more comfortably at work and in their everyday lives through 5G and the cloud.
We will continue to link society."

1954- 1980

Foundation
Period

1974
Net sales
¥50 bin

Contributed to the development of telecommunications facilities under the name Kyowa Densetsu

1954
Established Kyowa Densetsu Kaisha, Ltd. (headquartered in Shiba-Hamamatsu-cho, Minato-ku, Tokyo)
1954
Accredited by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corp. (now NTT) in relation to communications lines, communications machinery and radio transmissions for telecommunications facilities
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1963
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1963
Expanded overseas and began work on line laying and civil engineering projects in Honduras, in Central America.
1963
Expanded into communications and electric power construction projects beyond Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corp.
1972
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1981- 1990

Reform
Period

1988
Net sales
¥100 bin

Entered other businesses in pursuit of business expansion

1982
Entered the system integration business
1986
Entered the environment business
1991- 2000

Leap
Period

1997
Net sales
¥200 bin

Changed the company name to Kyowa Exeo Corporation, operating as a company listed on the first section of the TSE

1991
Changed the company name to Kyowa Exeo Corporation
1998
Entered the network integration business
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1999
New company headquarters building is completed in Shibuya (Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
2001- 2005

Growth
Period

2006
Net sales
¥300 bin

Moved toward further growth in the 21st century

2001
Merged with Showa Technos
2004
Daiwa Densetsu made a Group company
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2004
Wako Engineering made a Group company
2006-

New Foundation
Period

2020
Net sales
¥573.3 bin

Moving into a new growth stage through total solutions

2010
Ikeno Tsuuken made a Group company
2015
Wako Engineering and Ikeno Tsuuken merged, Exeo Tech Corporation established
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2018
C-Cube, Seibu Electric Industry and Nippon Dentsu made Group companies
2018
Exeo Global Pte. Ltd. established in Singapore
2021
Changed the company name to EXEO Group, Inc.
2022
Listed on Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (transition)

What Kind of Company Is EXEO Group?

Our company operates in three key business areas: telecommunications carriers, urban infrastructure, and system solutions. Since our founding in 1951, we have adhered to the philosophy of “Cultivating Technological Capabilities, Seeking Affluence, and Contributing to Society.” Starting with telecommunications infrastructure, we have expanded into various social infrastructure and system construction fields.
We have 135 subsidiaries and over 16,000 employees globally, offering diverse solutions. Leveraging our strong foundation, we address challenges in everyday life, business, the environment, and society. We continuously strive to create the “new normal” of the future through our three ‘connecting engineering’ domains, serving as a bridge to a better future.