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You won't have to leave Junibacken hungry because there is a big restaurant for big and small bellies. You can eat well, buy homemade cakes, sweets and ice cream. While eating, you can enjoy the view of Stockholm and Nybruviken Bay. When Junibacken closes in the evening, an incredible transformation takes place. The children's world of wonders turns into a banquet hall for those who are "a little older", and the Sagolekhuset restaurant opens its doors to eager guests.
We strive to contribute to the development of a dream-inspiring society through our leading-edge technologies and reliability service and support.
No day in Junibacken is like another. New surprises are constantly prepared, such as face painting, various children's crafts and children's theater. Junibacken is one of the biggest children's stages in Sweden, with new performances every day!
The Management Policies highlight the management values that Tokyo Electron (TEL) regards as
Essential to achieving the objectives defined in its Corporate Philosophy. They express the logic
That underscores our eight general rules of management.
To keep Unibacken up to date, we organize large game exhibitions, which we update regularly. Because we attach great importance to advancing development while protecting quality and tradition, our products always have an interactive part.
Tokyo Electron focus is on two core product categories: semiconductor and FPD production equipment. Building on the technological expertise and know-how that we have been cultivating since its inception over 50 years ago, We strive to contribute to the development of a dream-inspiring society.
The History of TEL
2021
TEL cited as the "Most Honored Company" for the sixth year in a row in Institutional Investor's All-Japan Executive Team Rankings
2020
Tetsuro Higashi (Former Chairman, President & CEO) receives the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star
2019
Formed a partnership with BRIDG
2018
TEL cited as Thomson Reuters’* “Top 100 Global Tech Leaders” *Current Refinitiv
2016
TEL receives Prime Minister’s Award for the second time since 2003
2015
Re-emergence as New TEL (Vision, Medium-term Management Plan formulated and new Corporate Logo created)
2013
Concluded merger agreement with Applied Materials, Inc. (Merger agreement dissolved in 2015)
2007
Establishment of "TEL UNIVERSITY" to strengthen employee development
2005
TEL receives Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Tenth Annual Award for Excellence in Disclosure for the second time since 1999
2002
Participation in Albany NanoTech Program for industry-academia joint research promotion and support
1999
Category of industry on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section changed from “Wholesale Trade” to “Electric Appliances”
1994
The first year for globalization Begins establishing the structures for direct sales & technical support in Europe and the U.S.
1991
Top sales among semiconductor production equipment manufacturers attained for three consecutive years from 1989.
1986
Export of semiconductor production equipment begins
1984
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1980
Listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
1978
Tokyo Electron Laboratories, Inc. renamed Tokyo Electron Ltd
1976
TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd. develops the world’s first high-pressure oxidation furnace
1970
Complete domestic production of diffusion furnaces becomes possible at TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd.
1968
A joint venture with the Thermco Products Corp. (U.S.), named TEL-Thermco Engineering Co., Ltd. begins domestic production of diffusion furnaces
1965
Concludes an agency agreement with Fairchild Semiconductor Corp. (U.S.) to sell Fairchild's IC testers in Japan
1964
TEL acquires importing and selling rights for di¡usion furnace manufactured byThermco Products Corp. (U.S.) and begins sales
1963
Tokyo Electron Laboratories, Inc. is established in Akasaka,Minato-ku with capital of five million yen invested by Tokyo Broadcasting System, Inc.
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