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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Muto Seiko Co. operates globally as a manufacturer and supplier of plastic components. Its extensive product range encompasses polymer parts designed for various digital consumer electronics, such as digital and video cameras. Additionally, the company produces integrated center panel units for the automotive sector, featuring components like car navigation systems, air conditioning controls, and audio equipment, alongside other vehicle-related parts. Beyond finished plastic goods, Muto Seiko also fabricates specialized molds for injection molding and presses. Established in 1956, the company maintains its headquarters in Kakamigahara, Japan.
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