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Trades about 60% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Organo Corporation, a Tokyo-headquartered enterprise established in 1941 (and known as Japan Organo Co., Ltd. until its name change in 1966), is a global specialist in water treatment engineering. The company's business activities are structured into two main divisions: the Water Treatment Engineering Business Unit and the Performance Products Business Unit. It offers a comprehensive portfolio of water purification solutions, encompassing various pure water systems such as reverse osmosis (RO), regenerative (automatic and manual), electric regeneration, desktop, cabinet, electrode ionization high-purity, cartridge, and two-stage RO systems. Additionally, Organo supplies ultrapure water systems, available in desktop and cabinet models, alongside final polishing units. The company's equipment range extends to include alkaline electrolyzed water production machinery, homogenizers, electro conductivity and resistivity meters, and ion exchange filters. Beyond physical systems, Organo Corporation provides specialized chemicals for water, wastewater, and RO treatment. Its extensive selection of industrial filters covers micro, sanitary, polypropylene, and plastic housings, as well as micro, RO wound, PF cartridge, capsule, and PF carbon filters. Commercial water purifiers are also part of its product offering. Organo's expertise is applied across numerous industries: delivering ultrapure and multi-functional water production, wastewater treatment, valuable resource recovery, and organic solvent refining systems for the electronics sector; constructing water supply and sewage treatment facilities; supplying purified water, UF water, and water for injection production and supply systems, coupled with consulting services, for the pharmaceutical industry; providing critical solutions for power generation, including condensate filters, demineralizers, reactor and fuel pool cleanup, makeup water, and waste water treatment systems; and implementing sugar refining systems and associated equipment.
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