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Trades about 127% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
NPC Incorporated engages in the machinery and environmental businesses. The company researches and develops, and sells various equipment, including automated machines for automobile, electric, precision machine, film, medicine, electronic parts, and logistics industries. It also offers photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturing equipment, including cell testers, tabbing and stringing machines, layup machines, tape applicator, bussing machine, glass/sheet feeding machine, vacuum laminator, trimming machine, framing machine, j-box attachment/soldering/potting, inspection device, repair station, and buffer; vacuum bonding machines; and vacuum insulation panels sealing machines, etc. In addition, the company provides products and services related to PV panel inspection service, PV panel inspection device, PV panel reuse/recycling, PV panel disassembly equipment, etc. Further, the company sells vegetables cultivated in plant factory using artificial light. NPC Incorporated was incorporated in 1992 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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