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Sojitz Building Materials Corporation was established in October 2004 as a core subsidiary of the Sojitz Group, a major Japanese general trading company. It was formed through the merger of building material-related subsidiaries of Nichimen and Nissho Iwai. The company's primary business involves the import, export, and domestic distribution of various construction and housing materials, including wood products (plywood, lumber), residential building materials, and housing equipment. Its mission is to contribute to the creation of a prosperous society by providing comfortable and high-quality living spaces through its extensive supply chain and product expertise.

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Sojitz Building Materials

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