Corporate Profile
| Established | : | September 17, 1984 |
| Headquarters | : | 2-10-6 Minami-Oi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-8563 |
| Capitalization | : | ¥495 million (100% investment by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.) |
| Sales | : | ¥7.752 billion (as of March 2009) |
| Employees | : | 185 (as of March 2009) |
| President | : | Yuuichi Sanada |
Major business activities
•Design and development of race and rally cars; entry in domestic and international races and the gathering of feedback on these results
•Promotion and management of domestic and international racing promotional activities
•Planning, development and sales of competition parts for production vehicles
•Vehicle servicing, repair, modify and sales.
History
| 1984 | September | : | Nissan Motorsports International Co., Ltd. |
| October | : | Start of business activities | |
| 1985 | February | : | Development and sales of NISMO original automobile parts begins |
| June | : | Sales of clothing and goods begins | |
| 1986 | April | : | First freshmen employees hired |
| 1987 | May | : | Showroom for the general public opens at Omori Headquarters |
| September | : | Omori Headquarters showroom given name NISMO Paddock | |
| 1988 | January | : | NISMO Paddock in Kobe (the first Paddock store) opens. |
| NISMO Motorsports Europe (NME) is established | |||
| 1989 | June | : | NISMO Oppama Engineering Center established |
| 1990 | October | : | NISMO Fukuoka Office opens |
| 1993 | March | : | NISMO Oppama Engineering Center is integrated into Omori Headquarters |
| NISMO Fukuoka Office closes | |||
| April | : | Transfer of European management to Nissan Motorsports Europe | |
| October | : | Automobile service parts business begins | |
| 1994 | July | : | Merger with Mobility Park |
| 1995 | February | : | Inauguration of Club Le Mans Nissan/NISMO motorsports club |
| 1997 | June | : | Change of NISMO logomark |
| November | : | First NISMO Festival at FISCO | |
| 2001 | March | : | Yutaka Katayama named NISMO Honorary Member |
| 2003 | October | : | Staff dispatched to US |
| 2004 | January | : | Staff dispatched to Europe |
| February | : | Change of NISMO logomark | |
| April | : | Club Le Mans name changed to Club NISMO | |
| 2006 | March | : | US representative office closed |
| European representative office closed | |||
| Yutaka Katayama retires as NISMO Honorary Member | |||
| NISMO Engine development center open | |||
| April | Transfer of light tune parts, planning, development, sales to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. | ||
| October | : | Administration of Mobility Park transferred to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. | |
| Transfer of goods business, planning, development, sales to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. |
