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Trades about 38% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Muro Corporation, based in Tochigi, Japan, specializes in the production and distribution of metallic and resin-based components. Its comprehensive product range includes items such as sprockets, cam pilots, gear rings, gear suns, angle sensors, gear sprockets, gear pulsars, and insert gears. The firm also provides forged gears, rotor magnet end plates, adapters, and various sprocket drive assemblies. These essential parts are supplied to diverse sectors, including the vehicle, automobile, electric bicycle, and industrial engine industries. Established in 1953, the company was initially named Muro-Kinzoku Kogyo Co, LTD. before adopting the name Muro Corporation in March 1990.
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