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Trades about 57% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Fuji Die Co.,Ltd. operates as an international manufacturer and distributor of robust, wear-resistant tools. The company leverages advanced materials such as cemented carbide, tungsten carbide, and other hard metals to produce components essential for metalworking, precision processing, and various machining operations. Their comprehensive product line encompasses a wide array of specialized items, including various types of dies and punches (e.g., for drawing, hot extrusion, can tooling, optical lenses, powder compacting, forging, and blanking), forming and rolling elements, mandrels, mechanical seals, high-pressure tools, slitting and rotary knives, copper-tungsten alloy electrodes for EDM, diamond grinding tools, self-lubricating composites, and radiation shielding materials, among many other precision parts and gauges. Founded in 1949, Fuji Die Co.,Ltd. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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