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Trades about 139% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Osaka Steel Co., Ltd. manufactures and supplies a diverse array of steel products throughout Japan, catering to the construction, industrial, and civil engineering sectors. Its extensive product portfolio encompasses structural steel shapes like equal and unequal angles, channels, and I-beams. The company also produces round and deformed reinforcing bars, along with specialized mechanical joints and other connectors for various steel profiles. Furthermore, it supplies railway and elevator guide rails, pre-finished colored angles and channels, flat and square bars, billets, and a variety of other semi-finished steel goods. Established in 1978, Osaka Steel maintains its headquarters in Osaka, Japan, and operates as a subsidiary of Nippon Steel Corporation.
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