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Trades about 29% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sugimoto & Co., Ltd., founded in 1921 and based in Osaka, Japan, operates as an international enterprise primarily involved in the trade of machinery and equipment. The company's business activities include the global sale, import, and export of various industrial goods. Their comprehensive product portfolio encompasses an array of machines, precision measuring instruments, and testing apparatus. Additionally, they provide a wide range of cutting and operational tools, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, electrical and conduction equipment, general-purpose working tools, specialized pipe-working gear, and office automation (OA) solutions.
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