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Trades about 11% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kikusui Chemical Industries Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and supplier specializing in a broad spectrum of functional, building finishing, construction, and civil engineering materials. Their extensive product line includes exterior coatings, primers, and protective architectural finishes, alongside specialized compounds for structural repair and chemical stripping agents. The company further provides crucial fire-resistant and thermal insulation solutions, advanced waterproofing systems, and a diverse range of interior finishing products. Additionally, Kikusui offers coatings for metallic structures and various protective and remedial agents tailored for construction and infrastructure applications. Beyond materials, the company also produces and distributes a selection of machinery and equipment. Established in 1959, its corporate headquarters are located in Nagoya, Japan.
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