| 1911 | The Rasa Island Phosphate a limited Partnership was founded. | 
			
				| 1913 | The Partnership was reorganized as the Rasa Island Phosphate Ore, Ltd. | 
			
				| 1920 | The Company started the production of lime superphosphate at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1934 | The Company was renamed to Rasa Industries, Ltd.(hereinafter “Rasa”) | 
			
				| 1936 | Rasa built Taro mining station. | 
			
				| 1937 | Rasa was authorized as the proprietor of the Rasa Island (Okinawa Pref.). | 
			
				| 1941 | Rasa started the production of machinery at Hainuzuka factory (Fukuoka Pref.). | 
			
				| 1941 | Rasa merged with Taio Sangyo Co., Ltd. | 
			
				| 1954 | Rasa started the production of yellow phosphorus and phosphoric acid. | 
			
				| 1958 | Rasa started the production of flocculent for water treatment. | 
			
				| 1965 | Rasa started the production of anhydrous phosphoric acid and metal surface processing materials. | 
			
				| 1971 | Rasa withdrew from the mining business. | 
			
				| 1972 | Rasa started the production of high purity red phosphorus for electronic use at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1972 | Machinery Division started water treatment business. | 
			
				| 1973 | Rasa started production of boron trioxide at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1980 | Rasa started the production of pipe jacking machines at Hainuzuka factory. | 
			
				| 1981 | Miyako factory started production of gallium. | 
			
				| 1981 | Rasa withdrew from the smelting business. | 
			
				| 1981 | Rasa started the reclaim of catalysts for oil refining. | 
			
				| 1982 | Rasa started the production of high purity Gallium at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1983 | Rasa withdrew from the fertilizer business. | 
			
				| 1984 | Rasa started the silicon wafer reclaim at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1985 | Rasa set up the Electronic Materials Division, constructed Sanbongi factory and started the silicon wafer reclaim and the production of high purity inorganic materials. | 
			
				| 1986 | The Machinery Division started the precision machine processing. | 
			
				| 1987 | Sanbongi factory started production of indium. | 
			
				| 1987 | Rasa set up new facility for the production of the flocculent (Poli Aluminum Chloride) at Sanbongi factory. | 
			
				| 1989 | Chemicals Division started production of high-performance ferric chloride. | 
			
				| 1989 | Rasa started production of deodorizer at Osaka factory. | 
			
				| 1989 | Rasa started the sales of SOG,dielectric films. | 
			
				| 1992 | Chemicals Division started sales of powdered activated carbon and started business of antibacterial agent. | 
			
				| 1993 | Rasa established, Noda factory (Chiba Pref.) and started the production of the flocculent. | 
			
				| 1996 | Rasa established, Isesaki factory (Gumma Pref.) and started the production of electronic materials. | 
			
				| 1996 | Rasa started the rent of Miyako Shopping Center premises. | 
			
				| 1998 | Sanbongi factory, electronic material division obtained ISO9002. | 
			
				| 1999 | Osaka factory obtained ISO9002 for the production of high purity phosphoric acid. | 
			
				| 1999 | Sanbongi factory obtained ISO14001. | 
			
				| 2001 | Isesaki factory completed production facility for high-performance deodorant. | 
			
				| 2003 | The Precision Machine Processing division obtained ISO9001 for the electronic beam welding | 
			
				| 2003 | Rasa established a subsidiary (Rasa Technology Taiwan Ltd.-RTT) in Taiwan for the production of high purity agent to IT industries. | 
			
				| 2005 | RTT completed the construction of a new factory. | 
			
				| 2007 | Chemicals division completed production facility for high-grade copper powder. | 
			
				| 2007 | RTT enhanced production line for high purity phosphoric acid. | 
			
				| 2010 | Rasa merged with Nippon CRI as absorption type merger transferred to NCRI Department. | 
			
				| 2010 | Rasa withdrew from silicon wafer reclaim at Sanbongi factory. | 
			
				| 2013 | Sanbongi factory started production of AgX®. | 
			
				| 2016 | Isesaki factory completed installation of facility for inorganic phosphate. |