Archived History

GMO NIKKO, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, absorbed GMO AD Marketing, Inc., which was also a consolidated subsidiary.

Transitioned from the JASDAQ Standard Market to the Standard Market due to the restructuring of market segments by the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

GMO NIKKO, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, absorbed GMO NIKKO Adcamp, Inc., a subsidiary of the same company.

GMO NIKKO, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, acquired the "colleee" point media business from FAN Communications, Inc.

The web media business "merumo" of GMO AD Marketing, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, was transferred through an absorption-type company split, with General Link, Inc. as the succeeding company.

GMO Solution Partner, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, became a wholly owned subsidiary after acquiring all of its own shares from a third party.

GMO NIKKO, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, absorbed its subsidiary, Shift One, Inc., through a merger.

Acquired additional shares of GMO AD Marketing, Inc. and GMO NIKKO, Inc., both consolidated subsidiaries, making them wholly owned subsidiaries.

Acquired shares of Shift One, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary.

GMO Solution Partner, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, absorbed GMO Insight, Inc., which was also a consolidated subsidiary, through a merger.

GMO Insight, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, established JWord, Inc. through an incorporation-type company split.

As part of a group reorganization, sold Concierge Co., Ltd.

The telemarketing business related to internet advertising of GMO AD Marketing, Inc., a consolidated subsidiary, was transferred through an absorption-type company split, with GMO Solution Partner, Inc., also a consolidated subsidiary, as the succeeding company.

GMO NIKKO, Inc. absorbed GMO Innovators, Inc. through a merger.

JWord, Inc. changed its company name to "GMO Insight, Inc."

GMO Mobile, Inc., GMO AD Marketing, Inc., and AdCloud, Inc. merged through a business integration. The new company name was established as GMO AD Marketing, Inc.

Acquired shares of AdCloud, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Transferred our internet advertising business to GMO AD Marketing, Inc. through an absorption-type company split.

GMO NIKKO, Inc. absorbed GMO China Concierge, Inc. through a merger.

GMO Mobile, Inc. absorbed GMO Searchteria, Inc. through a merger.

Established GMO AD Marketing, Inc. as a consolidated subsidiary.

Acquired shares of GMO Solution Partner, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Acquired shares of China Concierge, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Merged with Seed Technology, Inc. through an absorption-type merger.

Established a joint venture company through a co-investment with Tri-Stage Inc.

Acquired shares of JWord, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Acquired shares of Searchteria, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary, to strengthen synergies in the smartphone and ad technology sectors.

Acquired the mobile advertising agency business from CYBIRD Co., Ltd.

Launched "GMO SSP," an advertising inventory optimization service for internet media companies, and "GMO DSP," a service designed to improve ROI (Return on Investment) for advertisers in display advertising.

Launched "ADResult for Smartphone," a smartphone ad network business.

Relocated headquarters to Shibuya Center Place, 1-16-3 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

Merged with Sanou, Inc. through an absorption-type merger.

Acquired shares of NIKKO, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary, to strengthen scale advantages and synergies in the internet advertising business.

Acquired shares of Sanou, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary, to enhance the ad network business in the mobile sector.

Formed a business alliance with D2 Communications, Inc. (currently D2C, Inc.).

Launched "ADResult," a network-based advertising service available for both domestic and international media.

Celebrated the 10th anniversary of GMO AD Partners, Inc.

Merged with GMO Sunplanning, Inc. through an absorption-type merger.

Changed company name to GMO AD Partners, Inc.

Formed a capital and business alliance with Cyber Communications Inc.

Established GMO Mobile, Inc. as a consolidated subsidiary to strengthen the mobile media business.

Acquired the mobile email magazine distribution service "Merumo" from Sharp Corporation.

Launched the "Net Professional Early Training Program," a practical seminar designed to support small and medium-sized agencies in entering the online advertising market.

e-SMY, Inc. merged with Next Co., Ltd. and was no longer classified as a consolidated subsidiary.

Relocated headquarters to 1-10-7 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

Merged with Power Formation, Inc. through an absorption-type merger.

Acquired the internet advertising agency business from AD2, Inc., which was spun off.

Merged with Magforce, Inc. through an absorption-type merger.

Acquired shares and subscribed to convertible bond-type bonds with stock acquisition rights to strengthen collaboration with Magmag, Inc.

Formed a business alliance with Ergo Brains, Inc. to diversify sales channels and began advertising sales for "DEmail."

Acquired shares of e-SMY, Inc., making it a consolidated subsidiary, to strengthen the email advertising distribution business.

Opened the Osaka Branch Office in Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture.

Merged with Media Rep Dot Com, Inc.

Launched "Ajaja," an e-CRM solution service utilizing mobile devices.

Sold Mag Promotion, Inc. as part of a group reorganization.

Launched "MagMag Premium," a paid subscription email magazine distribution service.

Began advertising sales for "Fukubiki.com," a sweepstakes-based targeted email distribution service.

Merged with Tiara Online, Inc.

Relocated headquarters to 26-1 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.

Formed a business alliance with Tiara Online, Inc.

Established Magforce, Inc. (a consolidated subsidiary) in collaboration with Kanematsu Computer Systems, Inc. and other partners to strengthen the mobile email advertising distribution business.

Listed on the Osaka Securities Exchange NASDAQ Japan Market (currently Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ Market).

Commenced operations with the advertising sales of "MagMag!"

Established in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo (20-1 Sakuragaoka-cho) with a capital of 10 million yen, with the business purpose of providing an "Email Advertising Distribution Service."