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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Osaka, Japan, and established in 1947, Kyoei Steel Ltd. is a diversified enterprise specializing in the production, distribution, and logistical support of steel products for the civil engineering and construction sectors. Its extensive operations span across Japan, Vietnam, North America, and other international territories, structured around its domestic and international steel businesses, complemented by a substantial material recycling division. The company's steel portfolio encompasses concrete reinforcing bars, various merchant bars (including flat bars, I-beams, equal angle bars, and structural round bars), billets, and specialized threaded rebars complete with their connectors. Beyond its core steel activities, Kyoei Steel plays a vital role in waste management, offering collection, transport, and treatment services for general, industrial, and medical waste. It also contributes to the industry by developing, manufacturing, and providing technical support for equipment that improves steel product quality, in addition to importing and selling castings. Further broadening its scope, the company manufactures and distributes recycled crushed ballast and other construction materials, provides in-plant loading and unloading services, operates an automobile transport and insurance agency, and engages in the collection, processing, and sale of iron, aluminum, and non-ferrous metal scraps. Moreover, it undertakes the development and management of multi-purpose seaports.
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