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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating from its headquarters in Yamagata, Japan, Micron Machinery Co., Ltd. is a Japanese manufacturer and supplier of grinding equipment. Its comprehensive product range features specialized machinery such as centerless and internal grinders, alongside advanced production automation systems. Although primarily serving the domestic Japanese market, the company additionally exports its goods to other countries. Established in 1958, the firm was initially known as Nakagawa Seiki Seizo Co., Ltd., before officially changing its name to Micron Machinery Co., Ltd. in May 1968.
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