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Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ushio Inc., founded in 1949 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, operates as a global manufacturer and supplier, distributing its diverse product portfolio across Japan, the wider Asian continent, Europe, North America, and other international territories. The company's core business revolves around advanced light applications and industrial equipment. Its extensive range of illumination products includes foundational components such as laser diodes, LED chips, ultraviolet (UV) and xenon lamps, and various laser devices. Ushio also provides specialized lighting for general purposes, architectural and landscape design, marine environments, and horticulture. Their offerings further extend to lamps for data projectors and LED options for general illumination, as well as distinct light source units, excimer lamps, exposure systems, laser modules, and safety-related lighting like fishing lamps, warning lights, and security illumination. Notably, they produce UV-LED technology for printing applications, including the UniJet series. In the industrial sector, Ushio supplies sophisticated equipment like lithography tools, aligners, cleaning and modification systems, UV curing solutions, measurement instruments, photoheating apparatus, laboratory instruments, and environmental and sanitation equipment, alongside advanced imaging and illumination systems. Complementing these core areas, the company also delivers a variety of other products and services, including power supply repair, power units, plastic injection-molding machinery, mold protection devices, components like joints and tubing, plastic materials, factory automation products, sound systems, and cinema servers.
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