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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Okada Aiyon Corporation specializes in the manufacturing, sales, and maintenance of construction equipment, predominantly operating within Japan. Their product line encompasses hydraulic breakers, demolition pulverizers, and diverse demolition crusher/shear attachments, including cross cutters, cutters, and primary crushers. They also provide recycling attachments such as grapples, clean and wood cutters, and screening buckets, in addition to couplers and pre-owned attachments. Established in 1938, the firm was initially known as OKADA Rock Drill Co. before adopting its current name, Okada Aiyon Corporation, in 1983. The company maintains its corporate headquarters in Osaka, Japan.
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