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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shikibo Ltd., a versatile company founded in Osaka, Japan, in 1892, engages in the production, processing, and global distribution of a diverse range of goods. Its primary activities encompass the textile industry, where it offers numerous products such as spun yarns, textured yarns, various fabrics, knitted items, and bedding. Beyond textiles, the firm manufactures and supplies a variety of chemical industry products, including industrial adhesive agents and food additives. Additionally, Shikibo provides essential industrial materials like dryer fabrics for papermaking and filter cloths, alongside advanced composite materials. The company also extends its operations into real estate development, focusing on urban planning projects.
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