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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tensho Electric Industries Co., Ltd. operates extensively in the realm of plastic product design, manufacturing, and global distribution, encompassing both its home market in Japan and international territories. The firm's comprehensive offerings span critical sectors, providing specialized receptacles for infectious medical waste, conductive storage solutions for printed circuit boards, and a range of materials crucial to the logistics industry, notably reusable containers. Additionally, Tensho develops proprietary product lines, including the Mippail, Tenbako, Tentaru, and Tensert racking systems. A significant portion of its output comprises automotive components, such as exterior and interior trims, air conditioning and thermal management systems, intake system elements, safety device components, and engine accessory parts. Furthermore, the company supplies plastic parts for consumer electronics, specifically exterior casings for lighting apparatus and LCD televisions, alongside various office equipment components. Established in 1936, Tensho Electric Industries Co., Ltd. is strategically headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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