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Trades about 4% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Carlit Holdings Co., Ltd., a diversified Japanese conglomerate operating through its various subsidiaries, is involved in a broad spectrum of manufacturing and service industries. Its core activities include: Industrial Production: Producing and distributing industrial explosives primarily for quarrying stone, as well as essential industrial consumables like abrasive wheels and fire-resistant materials for sectors such as steelmaking. It also manufactures heat-resistant metal components for furnaces used in waste incineration and petrochemical facilities, alongside springs for the automotive and construction machinery industries. Chemical and Electronic Materials: Developing specialized chemicals, including sodium chlorate (a bleaching agent for paper and textiles) and ammonium perchlorate (a critical raw material for solid rocket propellants). The company also supplies electrolytes and electrolytic solutions vital for various capacitors and computer applications, in addition to manufacturing silicon wafers for semiconductors used in computing and LED lighting. Safety Products: Creating safety equipment such as automotive emergency flares, designed to protect individuals during accidents or disasters. Services: Offering specialized services including material hazard and battery testing. Furthermore, its engineering division undertakes the design and supervision of sewerage, water supply, and wastewater treatment infrastructure, provides contractual construction engineering expertise, and handles the sale and application of industrial coatings and paints. Contract Manufacturing: Engaging in contract production for canned and PET bottle beverages. Carlit Holdings was established in 2013 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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