1987 |
AUG |
Launched "Shinwa-kai" art dealers' market. |
1989 |
JUN |
Established "Shinwa-kai Co., Ltd."with paid-in capital of 100 million yen. |
1990 |
MAR |
Moved the headquarters to 8-5-4 Ginza Chuo-ku |
1990 |
JUL |
Acquired antiquary's permission |
1990 |
SEP |
Held first "Shinwa Art Auction". |
1991 |
JUN |
Changed company named to "Shinwa Art Auction Co., Ltd.". |
1992 |
MAY |
Paid-in capital increased to 300 million yen. |
1996 |
SEP |
Held first "Modern Ceramic Auction". Paid in capital increased to 360 million yen. |
1997 |
APR |
Held first "Japanese tea utensils Auction". |
1999 |
JUN |
Held first "Modern Pictures, Lithographs and Craftwork Auction (Now it's called Modern Art PartUAuction)". |
2000 |
JUN |
Separated "Shinwa-kai" art dealers' market from "Shinwa Art Auction Co., Ltd." |
2000 |
JUL |
Moved the headquarters to 4-2-15 Ginza Chuo-ku |
2000 |
AUG |
Paid-in capital increased to 380 million yen. |
2000 |
DEC |
KISHIDA, Ryusei "Reiko portrait" was made a successful bid for 360 million yen at the 40th Modern Art Auction. |
2001 |
MAR |
Held first "Wine Auction". |
2001 |
DEC |
Paid-in capital increased to 435 million yen. |
2002 |
MAY |
Held first "Jewellery Auction" at "Modern Art PartU Auction". |
2002 |
JUL |
Held Charity Auction, 50th "Modern Art Auction". |
2003 |
FEB |
Held "Shinwa Art Auction NAKAGAWA, Kazumasa Collection", and Vincent van Gogh "Farmerette" was made a successful bid for 66 million yen. |
2003 |
MAY |
Held "Jewellery&Watch Auction". |
2003 |
JUL |
Held "Antique Special Auction". |
2003 |
DEC |
Held "Western Antique Auction" |
2003 |
DEC |
Moved the headquarters to 7-4-12 Ginza Chuo-ku |
2004 |
JUN |
Opened Shinwa Art Museum in the headquarters' building |
2004 |
APR |
Concluded business tie-up concerning the private banking business with Resona Bank. |
2005 |
APR |
Paid-in capital increased to 735 million yen. |
2005 |
APR |
Listed in the Osaka Stock Exchange |
2005 |
SEP |
Opened Osaka branch. |
2005 |
DEC |
Paid-in capital increased to 760 million yen |
2006 |
MAY |
Held first "Contemporary Art Auction". |