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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating from its headquarters in Osaka, Japan, and established in 1914, Japan Insulation Co., Ltd. is primarily involved in the creation, production, and sale of calcium silicate-based items within Japan. The company's extensive portfolio also includes the manufacturing and commercialization of fire-resistant building components. Furthermore, it provides expert design and installation services for fireproof coatings on steel structures, alongside developing and implementing solutions for thermal, cryogenic, and general fire protection in construction projects. Complementing these offerings, Japan Insulation Co., Ltd. supplies specialized fireproof coatings, materials for interior finishes, and versatile multi-purpose products.
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