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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nippon Pigment Company Limited specializes in the production and sale of liquid dispersions, colorants, and various resin compounds. Their comprehensive product portfolio includes an array of resin formulations, such as olefin, styrene, and high-performance engineering plastics. The company also supplies coloring agents for a wide range of applications, including interior and exterior components for automobiles, sealing materials, flooring, and general plastic products. Furthermore, they develop color solutions for items like plastic containers (e.g., shampoo bottles), films, sheets, and textile fibers, alongside providing liquid dispersions crucial for flat panel display (FPD) color filters. Founded in 1925, Nippon Pigment Company Limited is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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