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Trades about 263% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tomita Electric Co.,Ltd. manufactures and sells ferrite cores and electronic components in Japan, Asia, and internationally. The company offers soft ferrite cores; and coils and transformers. Its products are used in switching power supply transformers, high frequency transformers, transformers for telecommunications, high frequency EMI filters, and low frequency noise filters, as well as in televisions, videos, computers, inverter lighting equipment, gas kerosene ignition equipment, and industrial control equipment applications. Tomita Electric Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1952 and is headquartered in Tottori, Japan.
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