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Trades about 2% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ishii Hyoki Co., Ltd., headquartered in Fukuyama, Japan, operates within Japan specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of a diverse range of electrical and electronic machinery, along with their associated components. Their comprehensive product portfolio includes devices such as graphic operation panel LCD systems and switch panel units. They also produce various specialized nameplates using silk printing, label printing, and alumite processes. Further offerings extend to film formation products, essential printed circuit board (PCB) parts, and precision sheet metal components. Beyond components, Ishii Hyoki manufactures industrial machinery, providing polishing and surfacing equipment crucial for the production of printed circuit boards (PCBs), flexible printed circuits (FPCs), and other electronic parts. Additionally, they produce deburring machines, which are vital for the surface treatment of automotive components like clutch discs and brake pads. The company also supplies PI inkjet systems specifically designed for liquid crystal displays (LCDs), complemented by comprehensive maintenance services for these systems. Ishii Hyoki was founded in 1963.
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