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Trades about 175% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Asahi Kagaku Kogyo Co.,Ltd. specializes in the development, manufacturing, and sale of plastic molds. Beyond its core mold business, the company also handles the processing and assembly of a diverse array of molded products. These include components for electric power tools, such as impact drivers, hammer drills, and dust collectors, alongside various automotive parts like pillar garnishes, side moldings, console units, other interior and exterior vehicle components, and cooling system elements. Additionally, Asahi Kagaku Kogyo provides building materials, comprising anchor plugs, molded pump parts, and other processed and assembled equipment components. The company, founded in 1960, operates from its headquarters in Anjo, Japan.
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