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Trades about 15% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
NICHIDEN Corporation is a Japanese trading company that distributes a diverse range of industrial products. Its offerings are categorized across several key areas: Control Equipment: This includes components like cylinders, valves, and couplings, alongside more sophisticated systems such as industrial robots and their controllers, various sensors, touchscreens, and precision measuring devices. Power Transmission Devices: For this sector, NICHIDEN supplies motors, reduction drives, and gearboxes, in addition to chains, gear wheels, and specialized couplings. It also provides handles, bearings, and linear motion guides. Industrial Machinery: Its inventory for this field encompasses a wide array of products, including dust collectors, pumps, compressors, and LED lighting. Furthermore, it offers material handling solutions like conveyors, lifts, and casters, as well as storage solutions such as containers, palettes, and shelving. The company was established in 1935 and maintains its headquarters in Osaka, Japan.
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