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Recommendation disclosure naming 株式会社日幸電機製作所
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Subcontract Act
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Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Action date
13 November 2025
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- 株式会社日幸電機製作所Japanese onlyOriginal: 株式会社日幸電機製作所
- Governing law
- Subcontract Act下請代金支払遅延等防止法
- Action type
- Recommendation勧告
- Action date
- 13 November 2025
- Issuing authority
- Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry経済産業省
- Industry context
- 電気部品製造
Violation
Nihonko Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. subcontracted the manufacturing of wiring circuit breaker parts to small businesses or companies with capital of 10 million yen or less. Between October 1, 2023, and July 20, 2025, despite not placing long-term orders for the products made using molds, the company had subcontractors store a total of 625 molds and related items free of charge. All molds were retrieved between October 28, 2024, and July 20, 2025. The company paid a total of 4,238,300 yen to 20 subcontractors for storage costs. The Small and Medium Enterprise Agency's investigation revealed that these actions violated Article 4, Paragraph 2, Item 3 of the Subcontract Act, which prohibits requesting unjust economic benefits. Consequently, on September 29, 2025, the agency requested measures from the Fair Trade Commission based on Article 6 of the Act.
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日幸電機製作所は、個人又は資本金の額が1000万円以下の法人たる事業者に対し、自社が販売する配線用遮断器等の部品の製造を委託している。遅くとも令和5年10月1日から令和7年7月20日までの間、当該金型等を用いて製造する本件製品の発注を長期間行わないにもかかわらず、下請事業者に対し、合計625個の金型等を無償で保管させていた。令和6年10月28日から令和7年7月20日までの間に、全ての金型等を回収した。下請事業者20名に対し、金型等の保管にかかる費用として総額423万8300円を支払った。
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