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Trades about 52% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Chuo Spring Co.,Ltd. is a global manufacturer and distributor of springs and control cables, with operations spanning Japan, the United States, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, and China. The company's diverse product portfolio encompasses a wide array of automotive components, including chassis springs like coil, leaf, stabilizer, and torsion bars. They also produce various precision springs, such as valve, arc, brake tension, torsion, flat, formed wire clamps, spiral, HV belleville, and CVT springs. Complementing its spring offerings, Chuo Spring develops essential control cables for applications like parking brakes, transmissions, hood/fuel lid/trunk release mechanisms, power slide doors, door locks, and emergency parking brake releases. Furthermore, their specialized CABLEX range features smoke ejection and ventilation systems, integrated top-light systems with smoke ejection and ventilation capabilities, push/pull cables, and wheelchair fixtures. The company also supplies electric vehicle charging cable reels and offers customized spring solutions. Established in 1925, Chuo Spring Co.,Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Nagoya, Japan.
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