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Trades about 62% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Based in Tokyo, Japan, Takashima & Co., Ltd. operates as a versatile trading company with a comprehensive product and service portfolio. The firm specializes in building and construction materials, including civil engineering piles, housing components, interior solutions, and energy-efficient insulation products. It also provides an extensive array of industrial materials such as specialized resins, railway vehicle interior and exterior parts, textiles, fibers, apparel, tent warehouses, and automotive components. Takashima further caters to contemporary needs with offerings like LED lighting, EV chargers, and various other environmental products, alongside home center goods and wood racks. Its electronics division supplies a broad range of items, from LCD and acoustic parts to fundamental electronic components like diodes, transistors, capacitors, relays, transformers, choke coils, opto devices, and mechanical parts. Beyond its distribution efforts, the company extends its capabilities to include contract manufacturing services. Established in 1915, the company adopted its current name, Takashima & Co., Ltd., in 1949, having previously been known as Takashimaya Kogyou Co., Ltd.
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