NAGOYA ELECTRIC WORKS CO., LTD.
1,175.00
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(-1.26%)
ISIN
JP3650000007
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- CEO
- Takaaki Hattori
- Full Time Employees
- 409
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic equipment/Instruments
- Address
- 29-1, Mentoku Ama AI Japan 490-1294
- IPO Date
- Sep 7, 2000
- Website
- nagoya-denki.co.jp
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- Nagoya Electric Works Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture, lease, and sale of industrial electrical equipment, traffic control systems, and security devices primarily in Japan. The company’s product portfolio includes LED information systems for roads and rivers; disaster prevention systems for tunnels; mobile information vehicles; vehicle-mounted indicators; parking lot information systems; weather and disaster monitoring systems; variable regulatory sign systems; and maintenance and management services under its Information Device segment. It also produces automotive products such as red diffused light warning lights, portable sign devices, smart friix, and self-propelled sign cars. Additionally, the company operates a Testing Device segment that manufactures appearance testers for printed circuit boards and hardware testing equipment. Founded in 1958 and headquartered in Ama, Japan, Nagoya Electric Works focuses on social infrastructure safety, comfort, and security. Recent major changes include leveraging the Japan International Cooperation Agency’s SDGs Business Supporting Survey program to enhance its operations and its ongoing expansion of inspection equipment business targeting automotive and electronic equipment industries. The company also maintains strategic collaborations such as a recent alliance with Yxlon International, a Swiss Comet Group division. There have been no recent acquisitions reported in the last two years, but the company continues to emphasize innovation in disaster prevention and traffic information systems while expanding its automotive and LED lighting product lines. Nagoya Electric Works operates its business within Japan and serves public works as well as private enterprises within industrial, automotive, and electronic sectors, reinforcing its position in social infrastructure and safety systems. The company employs around 425 staff and continues to innovate in intelligent transport systems and testing devices. Its strategic direction includes augmenting maintenance services and expanding its product application scope in both public road infrastructure and private automotive markets.