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Trades about 106% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
KEL Corporation, based in Tama, Japan, is a company primarily focused on the production and distribution of industrial connectors within Japan. Its diverse product portfolio encompasses board-to-board, board-to-cable, and on-board power connectors. These crucial components are utilized across a wide array of sectors, including imaging and video systems, industrial automation equipment, the automotive industry, medical and healthcare technology, critical infrastructure (such as railway systems), and amusement applications. Beyond manufacturing, KEL also undertakes its own research and development, manages production, implements rigorous quality control, and handles sales activities. The company was founded in 1962.
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