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Trades about 32% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tsurumi Manufacturing Co., Ltd. operates as a global enterprise, engaged in the production, acquisition, distribution, and leasing of pumps and related machinery. Its comprehensive product portfolio includes a variety of specialized water pumps, such as those designed for construction dewatering, sewage and wastewater handling, seawater applications, clean water supply, and other submersible models. The company also provides liquid ring vacuum pumps, reliable float switches, and portable power generators. Additionally, Tsurumi offers advanced water treatment solutions, including aeration systems, floating scum skimmers, floating decanters, screening equipment, and dehydrators. These offerings are critically utilized across numerous sectors, including construction and mining, industrial and energy applications, agricultural irrigation, river and flood management, public water supply infrastructure, and environmental protection in wastewater treatment. Founded in 1924, Tsurumi Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Osaka, Japan.
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