| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Akira Kurotani CEO | TWSE Exchange | TW0003168001 ISIN |
| Japan Country | 154 Employees | 28 Aug 2026 Last Dividend | 26 Feb 2018 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Kurotani Corporation is a well-established company founded in 1870, primarily engaged in the metal industry with a comprehensive range of activities that span across the collection, processing, manufacturing, and sales of various metals. With its headquarters in Imizu, Japan, the corporation has expanded its operations geographically to include Korea, other parts of Asia, Europe, and international markets. It operates through two main segments: Nonferrous Metals and Arts and Crafts, showcasing a diverse portfolio that not only meets industrial demands but also participates in the cultural heritage sector by producing and selling fine arts and crafts.
Kurotani Corporation is actively involved in the recycling of industrial materials and metal scraps. This initiative supports the sustainable use of resources and provides raw materials for other manufacturing processes.
The company produces base metals essential for manufacturing electrical wires and semiconductor base plates, playing a critical role in the electronics and technology sectors.
It specializes in recycling, manufacturing, and selling copper alloy ingots. These ingots find their applications in various industries, being used in the production of marine propellers, plumbing hardware, valves, and parts for industrial machinery.
Aside from its industrial operations, Kurotani Corporation also engages in the arts and crafts segment, casting and selling fine arts pieces, Buddhist statues, ritual articles, and large metal structures. This demonstrates the company’s dedication to preserving and promoting cultural heritage through its work.
The company handles the sale of non-ferrous metals, offering a variety of materials suitable for various applications across industries.
Kurotani Corporation manufactures and sells copper and copper alloy fabricated products, catering to specific industry needs with precision-made items.
Lastly, they manufacture and sell aluminum alloy ingots, which are crucial in markets that demand lightweight but strong materials, like the automotive and aerospace industries.