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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nippon Hume Corporation, founded in Tokyo, Japan, in 1925, specializes in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of a wide array of secondary concrete products for both domestic and international markets. Its diverse product portfolio includes a comprehensive range of pipeline solutions, such as hume tubes, synthetic steel pipes, box and arch culverts, assembly manholes, precast joint grooves, wellman products, jip pipes, and propulsion pipes. The company also offers specialized items like optical fiber compatible products and antibacterial concrete. Additionally, Nippon Hume provides concrete piles, RC segments, FN fittings, and various precast structures including PC and composite wells, press casts, and PRC hollow piers. Infrastructure components like multi-arch divided systems, precast guard fences, EMC wall rails, wall railings, valve boxes, precast retarding basins, and eco-friendly concrete products are also part of its offerings, alongside optical fiber cables. Beyond manufacturing, the corporation engages in a broad spectrum of services. These encompass construction contracting, civil engineering, and telecommunications projects. It also serves as an agent for concrete products, operates a sports business, and handles the design, manufacturing, sale, and installation of deplant deodorization systems. Further activities extend to building maintenance, the production and sale of formwork for concrete products, real estate ventures, laying services, and pipeline diagnosis.
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