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Trades about 88% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Fuji Electric Industry Co., Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise specializing in the production and global distribution of essential electrical components. Its core offerings encompass a diverse range of control switches, sophisticated connecting devices, pilot lamps and indicators, and various electronic instruments. The company's product portfolio is extensive, featuring a wide variety of control switches, such as cam-operated, drum, pushbutton, selector, illuminated pushbutton, door, and auxiliary models. Additionally, Fuji Electric supplies a comprehensive array of pilot lamps and indicators, which include both round and square LED types, multi-window displays, maclit units, flag drop fault indicators, and semaphore relays. Connecting devices are another key area, with offerings spanning various terminals—including up-screw, screw, disconnecting, block, and short circuit types—alongside fuse holders and rectifiers. They also produce rectangular connectors and connector terminal blocks. Further expanding their product line, they provide control center components like power and load disconnect devices, as well as specialized test terminals. Electronic devices are also significant, comprising voltage and annunciator relays, and digital alarms. Noteworthy recent additions include the H type cam-operated control switch and the THT type interface unit. These products find application across a broad spectrum of markets, including the railway sector, general industry, electric power generation, building infrastructure, and environmental systems. Established in 1953, Fuji Electric Industry Co., Ltd. maintains its corporate headquarters in Kyoto, Japan.
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