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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TVE Co., Ltd., a Japanese company headquartered in Amagasaki and founded in 1922, specializes in the design, manufacturing, distribution, and upkeep of a comprehensive array of valves and precision cast metal components. Their extensive product catalog includes various gate valves, such as wedge and parallel slide models; a wide range of safety and relief valves, encompassing open, sealed, electromagnetic, and general-purpose types, alongside specialized valves for pressurizers, vacuum systems, and main steam applications. They also offer globe, Y, and angle valves, as well as numerous check valves like swing, lift, tilting, stop, and bleed designs. Furthermore, their offerings extend to unique specialized valves, including through-conduit, pressure stop, needle, fuel transfer pipe gate, main steam isolation, and safety injection system valves, in addition to flow meters. Beyond valve systems, TVE also produces and supplies diverse steel products, including stainless, heat-resistant, and standard grades. Their products and essential maintenance services are vital to critical industries such as nuclear, thermal, IPP, and in-house power generation, as well as the oil, petrochemical, LNG, and marine vessel sectors. The company underwent a name change from Toa Valve Engineering Inc. to TVE Co., Ltd. in September 2020.
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