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Taiyo Sekiyu

Japan

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What Taiyo Sekiyu does.

Taiyo Sekiyu is a comprehensive energy company that contributes to the creation of a rich society by providing safety and security while harmonizing with the environment. The company offers services such as oil products and car life support, operates service stations, and engages in environmental activities like the "children's visit day" at their Okinawa branch. Taiyo Sekiyu was founded in 2026 and is involved in initiatives related to renewable materials and sustainable supply systems. The company also runs a CSR campaign called "Sorato-kun," which includes events such as children's visits and environmental activities.

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