Establishment of Antia Electricals, an electrical engineering and contracting
proprietary concern by Mr. N. H. Antia.
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Milestone
1969
Establishment of Antia Electricals
1972
Technical Consultancy Services to International Electric Co.
Commenced rendering technical consultancy services to International
Electric Co. Muscat & Dubai. The contract for the electrification of the Palace of His Majesty,
The Sultan of Oman was awarded to I.E.Co. Muscat.
1974
First Five - Star Hotel & First High Rise Building.
Award of electrical works for Taj Fort Aguada Beach Resort Hotel, Goa, the first five-star resort hotel.
Samudra Mahal Mumbai, the first High Rise Building of 30 floors.
Samudra Mahal Mumbai, the first High Rise Building of 30 floors.
1978
The Libyan venture
Successfully executed several contracts for the next decade, comprising Housing Complexes,
Schools, Airport, Substations 132/66/33/11 and Transmitter Stations
1980
Sri Lanka And Yemen Venture
A textile mill and later the Taj Samudra, Colombo's prestigious Five Star Hotel. At Sana'a, Yemen: The Saba'a Hotel (Taj Group)
1981
Major breakthrough in India
Antelec's major breakthrough in India, winning the prestigious project of the Indraprastha Indoor Stadium (now known as Indira Gandhi Stadium) for the IX Asian Games 1982 at New Delhi; challenge of both time, size and complexity.
The Iraq venture: Executed several gigantic railway electrification projects completed by the end of the decade.
The Iraq venture: Executed several gigantic railway electrification projects completed by the end of the decade.
1982
First Semi-conductor Plant
India's First Semi-conductor Plant at Mohali, near Chandigarh.
1984
New branch office
Opened Antelec's Delhi branch office to facilitate projects in North India at Nehru Place, New Delhi
1988
Gigantic project
Punjab: yet another gigantic project, the Railway Coach Factory at Kapurthala.
1990
The Aqaba Railway project
The Aqaba Railway project, Jordan The Habitat Centre, New Delhi (Largest project in monetary terms of the time)
1991
The New Zealand High Commission, British Council, World Bank, facilities at Delhi.
1992
Our Projects In the Last Decade
A decade of delivering multiple projects;
14 Five Star Hotels, several industrial, pharmaceutical, institutional projects, embassies, hospitals, sub-stations across several states of India.
14 Five Star Hotels, several industrial, pharmaceutical, institutional projects, embassies, hospitals, sub-stations across several states of India.
1993
Award of 8 Key Projects
Antia Electricals was renamed Antelec Private Limited.
Antelec was part of the new economic era for India with several new industries coming up, we delivered 8 key projects;
VXL, OCM Woolen Mills, Amritsar
The Coca Cola Plant at Pirangut & Ahmedabad
Siena Car Project of Fiat Automobiles
Munjal Showa Plants (automobile ancillary plant)
Eicher Factory for Trucks and Tempos
Kinetic Honda's Motor Cycle Plant
Hero Honda Motors Ltd.
Bajaj Auto Ltd. at various locations
1998
One of Antelec's prized projects
The first private port of India; The Nhava Sheva Container Terminal of P & O Ports, Australia, at a cost of INR. 24 Crores
2000
One of Antelec's prized projects
Antelec successfully contributed to the "India Shining" story delivering many prestigious infrastructure, industrial, telecom, IT Parks and commercial projects.
2018
Antelec Private Limited became a wholly owned subsidiary of Kinden Corporation, Japan.
Kinden Group of companies
Established Kinki Electrical Construction Co. Ltd. in 1944. For More Info
1944
Company established.
The First President Mr.Norishige Satake
1949
October 1949
Registered (by the Construction Ministry) in accordance with the Construction Industry Law.
1953
April 1953
Tokyo Branch established.
1954
April 1954
Technician Training Institute opened
(currently known as "Kinden Gakuen").
(currently known as "Kinden Gakuen").
1962
September 1962
Hirokatsu Ishii wins a gold medal in the electrical work category at the 11th World Skills Competition.
1969
February 1969
Listed on the 1st section of Osaka Securities Exchange.
1970
November 1970
Yoshimi Kudo wins a gold medal in the electrical work category at the 19th World Skills Competition.
1970
Expo 70
70% of the electrical facilities at Expo '70, held in Senri, Osaka, and participated by 77 countries, were implemented by Kinden.
1977
July 1977
Head Office moved to new company building in Honjo-Higashi, Oyodo-ku (Currently Kita-ku), Osaka.
1983
March 1983
Business network covering all of Japan's 47 prefectures completed.
1985
October 1985
Shoji Fujita wins a gold medal in the electrical work category at the 28th World Skills Competition.
1990
April 1990
Company name changed to Kinden Corporation.
1992
October 1992
Kinden Kyoto Institute established
1994
September 1994
50th anniversary of the company's founding celebrated.
1994
November 1994
Opening of Kansai International Airport. Kinden implemented most of the airport M&E facilities, including the PTB, government buildings, and control tower.
1995
November 1995
Human Resources Development Center established.
1999
December 1999
Certification for ISO 9001 for all Kinden regions in Japan completed.
2001
December 2001
Certification for ISO14001 for all Kinden regions in Japan completed.
2005
February 2005
P.T.Kinden Indonesia(Indonesia) established.
2007
November 2007
Yuki Horii wins a gold medal in the electrical work category at the 39th World Skills Competition.
2009
September 2009
Masahiko Kawashita wins a gold medal in the electrical work category at the 40th World Skills Competition.
2013
July 2013
Mizuki Sakamoto(electrical work) and Shinpei Utsunomiya(information network cabling) win a gold medal at the 42nd World Skills Competition.
2015
August 2015
Ryuji Shimase wins a gold medal in the information network cabling category at the 43rd World Skills Competition.
2018
May 2018
Antelec Private Limited. (India) became a wholly owned subsidiary of Kinden.
2019
August 2019
Yuta Shimizu wins a gold medal in the information network cabling category at the 45th World Skills Competition.