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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kaneshita Construction Co., Ltd., established in 1935 and headquartered in Miyazu, Japan, delivers a comprehensive suite of services nationwide, including project planning, site surveys, oversight, design, and execution. The company is actively involved in significant civil engineering undertakings, such as developing roads, tunnels, bridges, river control systems, and essential utilities like water supply and sewage facilities. Their work also encompasses various public works, road paving, and general social infrastructure development. Beyond this, Kaneshita specializes in architectural design and construction, building a diverse range of structures including medical, welfare, and commercial complexes, educational and childcare facilities, condominiums, and private residences. They also provide renovation, extension, repair, and ongoing maintenance services for existing properties. Additionally, the company manufactures and supplies construction paving materials, specifically asphalt mixtures, and contributes to sustainability by recycling industrial waste and old asphalt into new recycled asphalt mix and roadbed materials.
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