1960s - 1970s

Seeking to Compete in Overseas Markets, JGC Expanded into Diverse Fields of Business

Seeking to Compete in Overseas Markets, JGC Expanded into Diverse Fields of Business

JGC used its extensive domestic record of achievements as traction to capture successive orders that expanded its operations overseas.
The company took the lead in plant exports from Japan with new petroleum refinery construction in South America, and thereafter expanded into China, Southeast Asia, North Africa, and other markets. JGC also took steps to diversify its business into the nuclear power, pharmaceutical, and medical facility fields.
JGC was also building its foundation for becoming the leading company in LNG plant construction.

The Crown Prince (Emperor Akihito) visiting a refinery under contruction in Peru
Refinery in Kuwait
Refinery in Algeria
LNG plant in Malaysia
Gas processing plant in Algeria
Ethylene plant in Singapore
Spent nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in Ibaraki, Japan
LNG plant in Brunei
Refinery in Singapore

The Company's stock was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange 2nd Section

Founded Nikki-Universal Co., Ltd. in Japan

Received contracts for refineries in Peru, Argentina and Venezuela

The Company's stock was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange 1st Section

Received a contract for JGC's first LNG plant in Brunei

LNG plant in Brunei

Founded JAPAN NUS CO., LTD.

Founded PT. JGC INDONESIA (formerly P.T. PERTAFENIKKI Engineering) in Indonesia

Contract order ratio for overseas projects exceeded 50%

Change in the company name from Japan Gasoline Co., Ltd. to JGC CORPORATION

Attained over ¥100 billion (¥155.8 billion) in net sales (non-consolidated) for the first time

Ceremony Marking the 50th Anniversary of the Company's Founding

Contracted to build the first LNG plant project in Malaysia. After that, all LNG-related projects in Malaysia were awarded to JGC.

LNG plant in Malaysia