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Trades about 25% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
C.E.Management Integrated Laboratory Co.Ltd (CEMIL) is a Japanese company providing a broad spectrum of services for the civil engineering and construction sectors. Their offerings include detailed geological investigations to gather essential subsurface information for both new civil structures and buildings. They also specialize in the assessment and diagnosis of various existing infrastructure, alongside implementing critical disaster prevention measures, such as installing debris flow warning systems, automated monitoring, and specialized measurement equipment to ensure construction site safety. Further ground survey services encompass quality and form control, along with data provision. CEMIL also conducts environmental research, performing surveys and tests on the natural environment, particularly focusing on soil pollution and its potential impact on human health and ecosystems. Their expertise extends to non-destructive testing for the examination and evaluation of vital social infrastructures like roads, railways, ports, airports, and utilities, as well as residential and commercial buildings. Additionally, the company provides survey and design consulting, covering aspects like slope stability analysis, pollution diffusion modeling, and drawing preparation, and undertakes practical works such as soil purification and ground reinforcement to establish stable foundations and improved residential surroundings. Founded in 1985, C.E.Management Integrated Laboratory Co.Ltd is headquartered in Chikuma, Japan.
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