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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1925 and headquartered in Saga, Japan, Togami Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd. operates as a global manufacturer and supplier of an extensive array of electrical and control systems. The company provides advanced tracing and measuring instruments, including super line checkers, underground distribution fault locators, and a variety of cell line checkers. Its comprehensive product range also features numerous electromagnetic switches, from standard and economical options to reversing magnetic starters/contactors and vital magnetic and thermal overload relays. Furthermore, Togami offers robust explosion-proof controllers, such as circuit breakers and motor starters, alongside anticorrosion solutions like water- and corrosion-proof switches and specialized starters for demanding environments. The firm's offerings are rounded out by essential power distribution equipment, encompassing metal-enclosed and low-voltage switchgears, diverse motor control centers, and medium-voltage overhead distribution components.
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