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Name S-BIC COMPANY, LTD. Founded November 28,1952 Established August 27,1953 President Yoshio Yanagisawa Capital ¥100,000,000 Employees 365 Annual sales ¥11,020,000,000 Business categories manufacturing and sales of concrete blocks and landscape products, sales of other exterior accessories Related companies SHIN NIHON RIKUSO CO.,LTD.(transportation) SHIN NIHON KOSAN CO.,LTD.(gasoline station) HEISEI KENKO CO.,LTD.(construction) Bank accounts Gunma Bank(Main Branch),Ashikaga Bank(Takasaki), Towa Bank(Takasaki),Syoko Chukin Bank(Maebashi) Account settlements once annually on December 20 Locations ●Headquarters 105 Kamishiba,Misato-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-3104 PHONE.+81-27-371-2321 FAX.+81-27-371-5724 ●Tokyo Branch 3-39-2 Minami Otsuka,Toshima-ku,Tokyo 170-0005 PHONE.+81-3-3984-2695 FAX.+81-3-3987-5328 ●Takasaki Branch 890-4 Shimano-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-0015 PHONE.+81-27-352-8423 FAX.+81-27-352-8427 ●Misato Factory 105 Kamishiba,Misato-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-3104 PHONE.+81-27-371-4050 FAX.+81-27-371-4025 ●Takasaki Factory 890-4 Shimano-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-0015 PHONE.+81-27-352-4094 FAX.+81-27-352-4146 ●OLB Factory 890-4 Shimano-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-0015 PHONE.+81-27-352-9377 FAX.+81-27-352-9639 ●Watanuki Factory 1742-92 Watanuki-machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-1207 PHONE.+81-27-346-8622 FAX.+81-27-346-6868 ●Tsukuba Factory 1111 Sugiyama,Joso-shi,Ibaraki-ken 300-2744 PHONE.+81-297-42-8887 FAX.+81-297-42-8885 ●Misato Second Factory 250 Kashiwagizawa,Misato-Machi,Takasaki-shi,Gunma-ken 370-3101 PHONE.+81-27-360-7110 FAX.+81-27-360-7117 ●Sales Offices Tokyo,Nerima, Tama,Yokohama, Atsugi, Sagamihara,Inzai,Chiba, Kashiwa,Kisarazu, Saitama,Ageo,Kawagoe,Takasaki, Tsukuba, Tochigi, Mito, Koriyama, Sendai, Natori, Matsumoto,Fuji ●URL http://www.s-bic.co.jp/ Officers Yoshio Yanagisawa, president Yuichi Onuma, executive vice president Yuichi Sakamoto, managing director Hitoshi Yanagisawa, corporate officer Akira Saito, corporate officer Masahiko Kaseda, corporate officer Ryuji Nakano, auditor .

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