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Trades about 53% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Nichiha Corporation is a global provider of building materials, supplying both exterior and interior products for residential homes, commercial enterprises, and public facilities across Japan, the United States, China, and other international regions. Its comprehensive product line encompasses external solutions such as fiber cement sidings with their accessories, a variety of roofing materials, decorative face material bearing walls, fire-resistant roofing boards, and specialized remodeling items. The company also offers a selection of interior building products. Furthermore, Nichiha provides thermal insulation solutions, including advanced solar heat and underfloor insulation panels, as well as various fiberboards. Beyond manufacturing, it delivers full-service installation, maintenance, and repair support. Founded in 1956, Nichiha Corporation is headquartered in Nagoya, Japan.
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