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Trades about 86% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating within Japan, Saftec Co.,Ltd. is a dedicated provider of extensive safety solutions for the construction industry. The company's diverse inventory features various signage options, including graphic designs (such as manga and arrow), standard formats (SL, black), informational displays (bulletin boards, billboards), as well as traffic and electrical signs. Essential safety equipment offered includes barricades, guard and colored fences, construction site gates, and protective wire tubes. Additionally, Saftec supplies crucial warning indicators like traffic, revolving, and security lights, signal lights, colored cones, cone bars, and cone weights. Their range also encompasses safety and disaster prevention supplies such as safety vests, footwear, nets, fire extinguishers, ropes, dust masks, and protective eyewear. Beyond these core safety items, their product line extends to electrical equipment, surveying instruments, paints, ladders, and temporary housing units. In addition to direct sales, Saftec provides rental services for a selection of its signs, safety equipment, and warning signals. Founded in 1952, the company's headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.
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