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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kanematsu Engineering Co., Ltd., based in Kochi, Japan, and established in 1971, specializes in providing a variety of vehicles and industrial machinery to clients both within Japan and internationally. Their comprehensive product line features advanced suction equipment, such as mobile vacuum trucks (including models like mobile vac, powder clean, and lift-up mobile), stationary suction machines, and guttle cleaners. The company also manufactures high-pressure cleaning vehicles, exemplified by their "mobile jet" units. These specialized solutions cater to a diverse range of sectors, including industrial waste management, metallurgy (iron and steel), energy generation, and shipbuilding.
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