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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and established in 1922, Yokowo Co., Ltd. (formerly known as Yokowo Mfg. Co., Ltd. until October 1990) is a global manufacturer and supplier of essential components and advanced technological devices. The company's expertise lies in solutions for wireless communication and information transmission. Its comprehensive product line includes antennas designed for vehicle systems and broader infrastructure, alongside a range of connectors that encompass electronic device interfaces, circuit testing apparatus, and specialized tools for electrical equipment verification. These tools specifically include clip connectors, microwave test tools, RF probe-test solutions, and semiconductor testing systems. Furthermore, Yokowo develops sophisticated devices such as low and high-temperature co-fired ceramic products, medical device components, and semiconductor technologies. Their client base primarily consists of manufacturers across the electronics, electrical machinery, and automotive industries worldwide.
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