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Trades about 10% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Yokohama, Japan, in 1926, ANEST IWATA Corporation is a global enterprise specializing in air energy and coating technologies. Its air energy division provides a broad range of products, including air compressors and nitrogen gas generators, which find applications across diverse sectors such as factories, food production, hospitals, and cutting-edge transportation systems like electric buses. This segment also delivers oil-free scroll vacuum pumps, essential for general industries, semiconductor manufacturing, food processing, and advanced research facilities like accelerators, alongside steam power generators. In its coating segment, the company supplies spray guns, electrostatic coating machines, and paint supply equipment to industrial coating and automotive refinishing markets. It further offers comprehensive solutions like automatic painting devices, full painting plants, painting robots, environmental control devices, and painting booths. Additionally, ANEST IWATA produces adhesive machinery and systems, medical equipment, power supply units, and power transmission devices. The corporation is also engaged in the generation and sale of electricity from natural renewable sources.
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