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Trades about 137% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1910, Akasaka Diesels Limited is a global manufacturer and supplier primarily known for its marine diesel engines. The company's engine portfolio features both two-stroke and four-stroke variants, complemented by a wide array of associated technologies. These include remote control systems, advanced engine monitoring devices, and sophisticated lubrication solutions such as electronically controlled and mechanical pulse systems. They also supply fuel injection boosters, DCB flexible couplings, and environmental systems like low-pressure SCR and EGR for emissions reduction, alongside soundproofing and floating floor systems for noise control. Akasaka Diesels' engines are integral to various maritime applications, powering cargo ships, passenger vessels, and fishing boats, and are also utilized for electricity generation. Beyond marine propulsion, the company's diverse operations encompass the design, manufacturing, sale, and leasing of a broad spectrum of equipment, including specialized ship and ocean observation gear, industrial machinery, civil engineering and construction apparatus, and transportation and shipping equipment. The company further contributes to environmental protection through the design, production, and installation of pollution prevention systems. It also develops and sells precision measurement devices and astronomical observation equipment for satellite applications. Additionally, Akasaka Diesels manufactures forged goods, including various types of cast iron and steel products. Rounding out its business activities, the company also handles the management and leasing of both general goods and real estate properties.
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