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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
H-One Co.,Ltd. is an international manufacturer and supplier specializing in components for the automotive and motorcycle sectors, along with dies and welding apparatus. Their automotive portfolio features essential frame constituents, including front bulkheads, front side frames, rear frames, pillars, rear wheelhouse sections, and door beams. For motorcycles and various power products, they provide items such as control levers, yoke rotors, and pushrods. The company also innovates with metal separators and 3DQ body frames. Founded in 1930, this Saitama, Japan-headquartered firm was originally known as Hirata Technical Co., Ltd. until its rebranding to H-One Co.,Ltd. in April 2006.
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