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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Yuken Kogyo Co., Ltd. specializes in the development, manufacturing, and global sale of hydrostatic equipment and systems, as well as ecological machinery, serving both domestic Japanese and international markets. The company's comprehensive hydraulic product line encompasses a wide range of pumps, including standard hydraulic and advanced AC servo motor-driven models, along with hydraulic motors. They also provide an extensive selection of valves, such as proportional electro-hydraulic controls, and specialized types for pressure regulation, flow management, directional control, modular configurations, logic functions, and linear servo applications. Furthermore, Yuken Kogyo delivers complete hydraulic systems tailored for industrial machinery and marine use, in addition to specialized hydraulic power units and various power pack solutions. Beyond its hydraulic offerings, the firm produces environmental solutions like compacting presses for PET bottles, automated chip compactors, and a diverse assortment of waste compactors and separators. Established in 1929, Yuken Kogyo Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Ayase, Japan.
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