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Trades about 13% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1989 and headquartered in Fukuyama, Japan, Puequ CO.,LTD. manufactures and distributes a comprehensive range of industrial and environmental solutions. Their core business encompasses the production of pumps, blowers, air conditioning units, and various factory equipment for the Japanese market. The company's specialized product lineup includes pressurized water supply devices with integrated pressure tanks, high-performance plate and shell heat exchangers, and durable stainless steel submersible agitators. They also offer advanced environmental technologies such as ozone-based deodorization, cleaning, and sterilization systems, integrated sump units, and ecologically conscious seawalls. Furthermore, Puequ provides marine equipment like seawater chillers and titanium heat exchangers, as well as a diverse selection of water treatment apparatus. Their extensive inventory extends to fire and disaster prevention gear, various water storage tanks (including elevated designs), combined treatment tanks, boilers, incinerators, cooling towers, and compressors. The company also supplies transportation equipment, valve fittings, grease traps, oil and water separators, underwater agitators, housing-related products, wastewater treatment machinery, and generators for ozone, nitrogen, and oxygen. Beyond product provision, Puequ delivers a full suite of services, including equipment repair, preventative maintenance, inspection, system design, and construction, solidifying its role as a versatile provider in the industrial sector.
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