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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1946, Yashima Denki Co., Ltd. (known as Yashima Denki Shokai Co., Ltd. until its name change in February 1960) serves both domestic and international markets by providing a diverse array of plant, industrial, and transportation systems. Within its plant systems segment, the company offers specialized solutions for the oil, chemical, and gas industries, including electrical control, power generation and distribution, general electrical and power supply equipment, and production control systems. This also extends to environmentally friendly products for energy conservation and maintenance, as well as advanced AI-driven systems like surveillance and predictive diagnostics, alongside digital transformation initiatives for steel and non-steel metal sectors. The industrial equipment division encompasses power reception and transformation systems, pneumatic and social infrastructure systems, unique air conditioning units, machine tools, and comprehensive related construction and maintenance services. This segment further includes air conditioning units, chillers, refrigeration equipment, LED lighting, office furniture, and a broad spectrum of ICT solutions covering production management, security, surveillance/video, digital signage, virtual/augmented reality, AI systems, and proprietary software development and sales. For social and public infrastructure, Yashima Denki delivers aviation-related, water and sewage, monitoring and control, power, and solar power systems, in addition to water treatment purification equipment and industrial instruments. Its transportation system offerings are equally comprehensive, spanning vehicles, vehicle electrical components, modifications, power reception and transformation, signaling, station and depot equipment, information systems, and essential maintenance services.
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