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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Amano Corporation, established in Yokohama, Japan in 1931, is an international enterprise specializing in comprehensive time management, parking, environmental, and cleaning systems. The company operates globally, with a significant presence in Japan and North America, primarily through its Time Information System Business and Environment System Business segments. Amano's Time Information Systems encompass a broad spectrum of solutions, from time and attendance, payroll, and human resources to access control systems. This includes both physical devices like time and access terminals, PC-interfaced and traditional time recorders, and electronic time stamps, as well as modern cloud services for T&A, payroll, and HR. Its Parking Systems offerings are extensive, featuring gate-type and flap-lock systems, bicycle parking infrastructure, vehicle guidance, comprehensive parking lot management, and security gate installations. The company also provides vital support through parking facility data centers and outsourced management services. Under its Environment System banner, Amano delivers a wide array of industrial solutions, including various dust collectors such as energy-efficient pulse-jet, all-stainless steel, and dust explosion pressure diffusion models. The portfolio further extends to electric mist collectors, specialized dust collectors for welding, volatile organic compound (VOC) removal systems, pneumatic powder conveyors, and large-scale dust collection apparatus. Finally, Amano's Cleaning Systems division supplies a diverse range of equipment, from autonomous robotic floor scrubbers, compact automatic scrubbers, and ride-on scrubbers to commercial robotic, carpet, and industrial vacuum cleaners. Complementing these are hand-pushed sweepers, electronic high-speed burnishers, and floor polishers.
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