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Trades about 122% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Koito Manufacturing Co., Ltd. operates globally as a producer and distributor of diverse equipment, with a primary focus on automotive lighting and electrical components. Its market reach extends across Japan, North America, China, the broader Asian region, Europe, and other international territories. The company's comprehensive selection of automotive lighting includes cutting-edge LED, discharge, and halogen headlamps, as well as fog lights. It also provides various signaling and specialized lamps, such as LED rear combination, side turn signal, and high-mounted stop lamps. Beyond the automotive sector, Koito supplies aircraft lighting, encompassing interior and exterior lights and caution warning panels, along with related electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical systems. For marine applications, it develops specialized products like LED marine lamps and destination indicators. The company's extensive portfolio also features the production and sale of electronic components, various electrical devices, and telecommunications equipment. Furthermore, Koito is involved in precision machinery, miniature bulbs, resin metal molds, and specialized railroad car equipment, including control systems and seating. It also manufactures road traffic signals and comprehensive traffic control systems. In addition to its manufacturing activities, Koito provides a suite of services, such as transportation and logistics solutions, insurance agency operations, and the maintenance of traffic signals and safety infrastructure. Founded in 1915, Koito Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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