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Trades about 179% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Consec Corporation operates globally, specializing in the production and distribution of drilling and cutting machinery. Its extensive product line encompasses various cutting and drilling tools like hand, wall, and plunge cutters, along with wire saws and core drill systems. The company also supplies advanced equipment such as automatic feeding systems, hydraulic power units, robots designed for fiber optic cable installation, and road surface grinding machines. Notably, its diamond core bits, blades, and wires are marketed under the Hakken brand. Beyond manufacturing, Consec engages in specialized contracting projects and distributes a diverse array of goods, including construction machinery, household and lifestyle products, and office automation (OA) equipment. Furthermore, it offers life insurance agency services, delivers business IT solutions such as systems outsourcing support, and manages real estate rental facilities. Established in 1967, Consec Corporation maintains its headquarters in Hiroshima, Japan.
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