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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Maruo Calcium Co., Ltd., a Japan-based firm, specializes in the manufacturing and sale of diverse calcium carbonate products and various other industrial raw materials. Its comprehensive product line includes multiple forms of calcium carbonate, such as colloidal, light, ground, and food-grade types. The company also supplies animal feeds, hydrated and quick lime, wet silica products, and an assortment of minerals like talc, clay, and silica powder. Additionally, Maruo Calcium imports and distributes wet silica products. These materials are widely utilized across numerous sectors, finding application in sealants, adhesives, plastisols, films, plastics, paints, inks, rubber, and as food additives, among other uses. Founded in 1926, the company, headquartered in Akashi, Japan, was originally known as Maruo Seifun Goshi Company before changing its name to Maruo Calcium Co., Ltd. in August 1963.
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