| Chemicals Industry | Materials Sector | - CEO | JPX Exchange | JP3461000006 ISIN |
| Japan Country | 640 Employees | - Last Dividend | 26 Dec 2018 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Taki Chemical Co., Ltd., originally known as Taki Fertilizer Manufacturing Co., Ltd., was established in 1885 and underwent a name change in 1974 to better reflect its diversified business operations. The company is headquartered in Kakogawa, Japan, and it operates across various sectors including agriculture, chemicals, and real estate. With a rich history spanning over a century, Taki Chemical has evolved to meet the changing needs of its customers in Japan, focusing on the production of fertilizers, soil conditioners, water treatment chemicals, functional chemical materials, and engaging in real estate activities. Its commitment to innovation and quality has made it a key player in the markets it serves, offering specialized solutions in agriculture, chemicals, functional materials, and biotechnology.
These products are developed to enhance soil health and fertility, optimizing agricultural productivity. Taki Chemical utilizes advanced technology to create formulations that improve crop yields and suit various agricultural needs.
Includes a range of products such as polyaluminum chloride, used for the treatment of drinking and industrial water, urban sewage, civil and factory wastewater management. These chemicals play a crucial role in coagulation sedimentation and organic sludge filtration dehydrating processes, ensuring cleaner water supplies.
This category features a variety of products including water-soluble aluminum salts (taxeram, aluminum phosphate binders, takibine), chixosil (a compound), and high-purity metal oxides (tantalum and niobium pentaoxide), alongside functional nanomaterials. These materials find applications in numerous industries, attributed to their unique properties and functionality.
Taki Chemical also diversifies its portfolio through engagements in the real estate sector, leveraging its extensive experience and resources to develop and manage properties. This segment complements its traditional business lines, offering stability and growth potential outside its core industrial activities.