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Trades about 419% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1902 and headquartered in Taito, Japan, Noda Corporation is a well-established company specializing in the manufacturing, processing, importation, and distribution of a diverse array of woody and inorganic building materials across Japan. Formerly known as NODA PLYWOOD Mfg. Co., Ltd. until its rebranding in 1989, the company's offerings include medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and a variety of plywood products. Its extensive portfolio encompasses interior construction components such as flooring, internal wall panels, fixtures, staircase elements, and framework materials, as well as exterior substrate materials. Noda also supplies a wide range of home furnishings and fittings, including interior and sliding doors, closets, opening frames, front hall storage racks, home storage units, and handrail components. Additionally, the company provides laminated and high-strength structural wood, and imports various plywood types, such as ordinary, concrete forming, structural, painted, coniferous, and tropical timber plywood.
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