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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mirai Industry Co.,Ltd., established in 1965 and headquartered in Wanouchi, Japan, is a prominent manufacturer and supplier of diverse materials for electrical and plumbing systems throughout the country. The company's extensive range of electrical equipment includes essential fire safety materials, various tools, and a broad selection of conduits such as underground, protective, CD, PF, and flexible tubing. They also provide specialized resins, cable support inserts, retractable covers, wiring channels (malls), vinyl conduit accessories, mounting plates, their signature Mirai panels, and components for air conditioner piping. Furthermore, their inventory features ducts, lighting fixtures, support brackets, cable racks, and an assortment of boxes for iron, slide, pool, wall, and electricity meters. For pipework installations, Mirai Industry offers solutions for drainage, advanced fire protection, upgrades to water and hot water supply systems, and gas/kerosene related plumbing. Their portfolio extends to air-conditioning components, various inserts and burial-specific products, specialized tools, resin and scabbard pipes, header fittings, faucet boxes, and a variety of bathroom parts. Additional offerings encompass products for reheating, snow melting, and general heating systems.
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