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Trades about 18% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
CONVUM Ltd. is a manufacturer and distributor of pneumatic equipment, serving markets both within Japan and globally. Their product catalog encompasses a broad spectrum of vacuum technology, featuring items such as suction pads, generators, and pressure sensors. They also offer non-contact conveying solutions, including specialized pads and cell hands, alongside robot hand kits and ejectors. The company further supplies a variety of auxiliary vacuum equipment like filters (inline and standard), check valves, and silencers. Beyond vacuum-specific offerings, CONVUM provides general pumps, vacuum pumps, and switching valves. Their inventory also includes advanced robotic end-effectors such as balloon hands and palletchers, along with crucial pneumatic components like fittings, speed controllers, tubing, push-in connectors, and miniature air cylinders. Established in 1951, the company previously operated under the name Myotoku Ltd. before adopting its current identity as CONVUM Ltd. in January 2022. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Tokyo, Japan.
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