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Trades about 1,083% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1979 and headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Sanwa Company Ltd. specializes in the procurement, distribution, and installation of building materials throughout Japan. The company also dedicates efforts to the design and development of various home equipment. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses solutions for kitchens, featuring complete system and compact kitchens, cabinetry, integrated units, range hoods, and a wide array of related appliances, accessories, storage solutions, countertops, and panels. For washroom and bathroom areas, Sanwa supplies everything from washbasins, vanities, faucets, and mirrors to full bath systems, bathtubs, shower enclosures, and toilet-related amenities, including various accessories and storage options. The company further offers diverse door types, including interior fittings and entrance doors, alongside a broad selection of storage products for shoes, walls, closets, kitchens, and washrooms. Flooring options are comprehensive, ranging from laminated, solid, and pet-friendly varieties to baseboards. Additionally, Sanwa provides a variety of tiles, natural stone materials for counters, slabs, and frames, plus both resin and natural wood decking with associated hardware. Its product lines extend to wall and panel materials, including decorative, wood, and functional panels, as well as painting and general wall finishes. Interior furnishings and ironworks, such as decorative grills and gates, are also available. Completing its offerings are miscellaneous interior building materials like carpets, stairs, handrails, lighting, and PVC tiles, alongside a range of exterior building components. Customers can explore and purchase Sanwa's products at its showrooms situated in key Japanese cities like Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Sendai, Yokohama, and Fukuoka, or through its convenient online platform.
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