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Trades about 22% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nishio Rent All Co., Ltd. operates in the construction machinery rental sector both domestically in Japan and across international markets. The company provides an extensive fleet of equipment for civil and road construction projects, including lighting solutions, advanced unmanned construction support systems, asphalt finishers, motor graders, various rollers, small compactors, power generators, air compressors, welding apparatus, and electrical resistors. For specific civil engineering applications, their offerings extend to tunneling work equipment, railroad tractors, battery-powered vehicles, construction wastewater treatment systems, shoring, quality assurance tools, and environmental protection equipment. Nishio Rent All also supplies a diverse range of aerial work platforms, maintenance apparatus, forklifts, tower cranes, and autonomous transport vehicles to support plant maintenance and building works. Furthermore, the company caters to exhibitions and outdoor events, providing necessary equipment and materials. Its activities extend to the planning, manufacturing, and sale of materials for indoor children's play areas and outdoor recreational equipment. Beyond rentals, Nishio Rent All undertakes the operation, transportation, leasing, and contracting of construction machinery. It also provides design and supervision for electrical equipment construction, alongside offering parking lot and car maintenance services. Domestically in Japan, the company manages 395 rental operation divisions and 57 franchise chain stores. Headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Nishio Rent All Co., Ltd. was established in 1946.
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