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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1966 and headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Toyo Tec Co.,Ltd. is a comprehensive provider of security services across the nation. Its core offerings encompass protection for mechanical systems, homes, transportation, and various facilities. Beyond security, the company diversifies into ATM and building management, insurance brokerage, agency services, construction/equipment sales, and real estate solutions. Toyo Tec's extensive product and service portfolio includes advanced mechanical security systems, surveillance cameras, access control, and AI thermal cameras. They also deploy professional guards for residential, transport, and crowd management, in addition to providing entrance/exit management, employee ID card systems, and fireproof/anti-theft safes. Further expanding its scope, the firm offers disaster prevention and energy-saving measures, space sterilization deodorizers, and operates a call center. Additionally, Toyo Tec provides specialized corporate sterilization, disinfection, and air catalyst coating services.
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