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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized trading enterprise for chemical products, serving both the Japanese domestic market and international clients. The company's activities are structured into two main divisions: Chemical Products, and Machinery & Equipment. Its Machinery & Equipment Division focuses on manufacturing and distributing solid bowl centrifuges, which find application across a wide array of sectors such as wastewater and sludge treatment, food processing, animal feed production, pharmaceuticals, chemical industries, recycling, energy generation, steel manufacturing, biological applications, civil engineering, and architectural projects. Conversely, the Chemical Products Division is responsible for importing and selling industrial chemicals, electronic materials, liqueurs, and other related items. These products are crucial for diverse uses including packaging and transport, bonding, sealing and waterproofing, industrial material creation, painting, electronic materials and devices, component parts, coating, grinding, precision measurement, and various jigs and tools. Founded in 1941, Tomoe Engineering Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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