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Trades about 49% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Ozu Corporation's primary activities encompass the global procurement, production, distribution, and export of specialized nonwoven fabrics. These advanced materials are utilized across diverse sectors such as electronics, medical applications, the beauty industry, and various industrial fields, serving clients within Japan and across international markets. Additionally, the company's offerings include a range of paper and paper-based items. Established in 1653, this long-standing enterprise maintains its principal corporate office in Tokyo, Japan.
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