Tokushichi Nomura, founder of Nomura group, founded Nomura South Sea Enterprise Division in the Nomura shoten which was the former Nomura conglomerate origin, and it dates back to it purchased the plantation farm in Borneo in July of the same year in 1917. Then, although it came to be called Nomura farm, in addition to rubber, oil coconut and coffee plantation were purchased, and Nomura’s South Pacific enterprise grew up to be even the maximum scale by the investment business for the Dutch India of Japan of those days. Although it was taken out of the market after the second world war, the Jakarta Representative Office was established in 1954 after dissolution of the conglomerate, and re-advance was achieved.
PIN was established by joint management in 1989, and it became a single company after that, and the company’s name was changed to PT Nomura Exporindo in 1996 and has come at present.

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