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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1888 and headquartered in Higashiosaka, Japan, Lobtex Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and distributor of an extensive range of professional tools. Operating under its well-known LOBSTER brand, the company caters to diverse industrial and trade requirements with its broad product portfolio. Their offerings include essential electrical, hydraulic, cutting, working, and fastening equipment, alongside a variety of industrial fasteners. The company provides a comprehensive selection of general hand tools, such as wrenches, specialized equipment for piping and plumbing, socket wrenches, clamps, electric drill sockets, "nejianguirus," and hammers, as well with gripping and cutting implements like pliers, cutters, and nippers. For electrical trades, Lobtex supplies crimping tools, wire strippers, and powerful oil-hydraulic punchers. A significant part of their product line is dedicated to fastening solutions, encompassing a wide array of riveters, automated rivet feeding systems, various types of blind rivets (including AP rivets and serrated versions), S-bolts, eco boxes, ST locks, nut rivet setters, and blind nut rivets, as well as anchors and plugs. Complementary items include specialized lobster hammer drill bits with SDS-plus shanks and caulking chipper products. Furthermore, Lobtex manufactures advanced diamond tools designed for precision work on materials like ALC, cast iron pipes, concrete, blocks, bricks, roofing tiles, and ceramics, in addition to tools for file dressing, slot cutting, repairing, and road surface grinding. Their cutting tool segment features high-performance carbide-tipped saws for steel, stainless steel, ceramic, aluminum, and other materials, alongside hole saws and stage drills. The company also offers convenient, consolidated tool sets for various applications.
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