- CEO
- Mikio Yamamoto
- Full Time Employees
- 766
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Steel
- Address
- 4-chome, Kanbeeicho Himeji Japan 671-1132
- IPO Date
- Apr 1, 1952
- Business
- Kogi Corporation Kogi Corporation (5603.T) manufactures and sells casting roll-related products, environmental equipment, and friction materials primarily in Japan and internationally through its Casting Field, Environment Field/Environmental Engineering, and Environment Field/Functional Materials segments; core offerings include rolling rolls for steel plates, wire rods, steel bars, H-shaped steel, angle steel, channel steel, and deformed steel bars; steel castings for ingot molds, automobile press dies, and industrial machinery; public civil engineering castings such as manholes, gratings, and iron lids; continuous cast-iron rods including ordinary cast iron, ductile cast iron, ni-resist cast iron, and special alloys under the Dense bar brand; blowers, transvectors, vortex coolers, oil skimmers, gas coolers, refrigerated air dryers, and air filters; KC metal fibers and KC carbon ceramics for brake pads and friction materials; stoker-type waste incinerators, recycling equipment, deodorization systems, and superheated steam drying/carbonization equipment; as well as mold products like beds, frames, tables, and gear housings, heat-resistant castings, and automatic molding machines such as ACE and V-process types. The company, founded in 1916 and headquartered in Himeji, Japan, supports industries including automotive, construction, steelmaking, industrial machinery, and waste management with operations focused on Japan. In recent developments, Kogi raised its fiscal year ending March 2025 revenue forecast to 26.35 billion yen and operating profit to 1.1 billion yen from prior estimates, reflecting cost improvements in its domestic foundry business and strong performance.