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Trades about 96% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1935 and headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan, Kyowa Leather Cloth Co., Ltd. operates as a global enterprise focused on the manufacturing, processing, and distribution of a wide array of synthetic resin products. The company's offerings for the automotive industry are comprehensive. This includes polyurethane-based products like LUMISH, Silfie, Le Coeur, and Aquawish, commonly used for vehicle seats, door panels, and console components. They also supply olefin products, such as TPO composite materials and sheets, which are applied in door trims, instrument panels, and consoles. Furthermore, Kyowa Leather Cloth produces polyvinyl chloride (PVC) items like Soft leather, PVC leather, sheets, and PVC composite materials, finding utility in seats, door trims, consoles, and various interior and exterior decorative elements. Specialized decorative films for vehicle roofs are also part of their automotive portfolio. For the housing sector, the company provides both interior and exterior materials. Interior solutions, featuring brands such as CRONOS, CRONOS EF, Vi-pla S, and Vi-pla OL, are designed for general interior applications, kitchens, modular bathrooms, and wall coverings. Exterior-grade materials, including CRONOS and CRONOS EF, are suitable for entrance doors, closets, and rooftop waterproofing. Additionally, their fashion and lifestyle division offers polyurethane synthetic leather products, notably PVC leather, CARAVEL, and Daphne. These versatile materials are extensively utilized in the production of handbags, tote bags, accessories, women's footwear (shoes, boots, sandals, slippers), and a variety of seating, from office chairs to furniture for large facilities and reception areas.
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