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Trades about 63% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Dijet Industrial Co., Ltd. operates globally, specializing in the production and distribution of cemented carbide tools. The company's diverse offerings encompass tuff modular systems, various drills, both indexable and solid end mills, face mills, and a range of inserts including coated, non-coated, sintered CBN, diamond, and cermet types, along with tools designed for superior wear and impact resistance. Founded in 1938, the firm was initially named Hyakunen Industrial Co., Ltd. before officially becoming Dijet Industrial Co., Ltd. in June 1954. Its main corporate offices are located in Osaka, Japan.
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