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Trades about 482% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Meiwa Industry Co., Ltd., based in Japan, is a manufacturer and vendor of automotive interior components. Its product portfolio, sold under brand names including Shiko, Zem-Light, Zem-Light SPS, and Meitone, covers areas like trunks, floor mats, and roofs for a wide array of vehicles, ranging from sedans, wagons, SUVs, and minivans to compact cars and trucks. Furthermore, the company extends its manufacturing and sales operations to residential construction, providing items such as flooring, housing equipment parts, soundproofing and insulating materials, and water-resistant or sealing elements. Founded in 1950, Meiwa Industry Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Atsugi, Japan.
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