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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Nachi-Fujikoshi Corp. is a long-standing machinery manufacturer, established in 1928, with extensive operations spanning Japan, the broader Asian region, China, the Americas, and Europe. The company delivers a comprehensive range of industrial solutions. Its offerings include a diverse collection of precision cutting tools like drills, taps, end mills, and gear cutters, alongside sophisticated machine tools such as broaching and grinding machines, machining cells, power finishers, and specialized skiving machining centers for gears. Nachi-Fujikoshi is also a key supplier of industrial robots, providing models for spot and arc welding, handling, palletizing, and heavy-duty or cleanroom applications, complete with controllers and dedicated support services. Beyond these, their portfolio features various bearing types, including radial and thrust ball and roller bearings, as well as integrated bearing units and plummer block housings. They also manufacture hydraulic equipment, encompassing valves, pumps, motors, and complete hydraulic units, alongside rotary center joints. The company further specializes in special steels, producing high-speed tool steels, alloy tool steels, bearing steels, martensitic stainless steels, cermet, and micron hard products. Additionally, Nachi-Fujikoshi supplies industrial furnaces, such as vacuum carburizing furnaces and vacuum degreasing systems, along with coating equipment and associated services. Supplementary products include forming tools, cutting saws, machining systems, and automotive hydraulic components. Complementing its product lines, Nachi-Fujikoshi provides expert engineering services for the regrinding and recoating of tools, and comprehensive support for robots, machining equipment, heat treatment systems, bearings, hydraulic equipment, and special steels. Its vast clientele operates across critical sectors, including the automotive, general machinery, retail, energy, and infrastructure markets.
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