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Trades about 40% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kanefusa Corporation engages in the manufacture and sale of industrial and machine knives, sawblades, tools, and machinery parts in Japan and internationally. The company offers saw blades, router and dowel bits, cutters, ace cutters and bits, finger joint cutters, cutter heads and knives, chipping products, and plywood knives for the wood based industry; and cold saw blades, ferrous and non-ferrous saw blades, non-ferrous cold saw blades, reamers and drills, face mill products, and other ferrous cutting tools for metal, aluminum, stainless steel, pipe sawing, and other applications. It also provides paper guillotine, trimmer, bookbinding, sheeter, and slitter knives for use in printing, book binding, and paper manufacturing applications; TCT saw blades, end mills, drills, and cutter heads for plastic applications; and PCD tools, such as saw blades, cutters, and router bits for ceramic and cement siding boards. In addition, it offers chipper and crusher knives for recycling industry, as well as hydraulic tool holders, centerless blades, and tool grinders for precision processes in machines. The company was founded in 1896 and is headquartered in Niwa, Japan.
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