| Automobile Components Industry | Consumer Discretionary Sector | Mr. Kenji Morita CEO | JPX Exchange | JP3811600000 ISIN |
| Japan Country | 2,315 Employees | 29 Sep 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
FUJIKURA COMPOSITES Inc., initially founded as Fujikura Rubber Ltd. in 1901, is a Tokyo, Japan-based company with a long-standing history in the manufacturing sector. The company specializes in the production and distribution of industrial rubber components, operating primarily within the Japanese market. A testament to its enduring legacy and commitment to innovation, FUJIKURA COMPOSITES Inc. underwent a name change in April 2019, marking a new chapter in its corporate journey. With its expansive product range extending from industrial materials and electronic equipment to life-saving gear and sports accessories, FUJIKURA COMPOSITES Inc. demonstrates a versatile business approach, addressing various consumer needs and industry demands.
Includes pneumatic controllers, anti-vibration mounts, and peripherals crucial for industrial applications, demonstrating the company's strength in producing foundational components for various machinery.
Provides rubber blankets tailored for different types of offset printing, catering to industries like publications, packaging, and advertising.
Offers a range of products such as conductive cushioning, anti-static materials, and electromagnetic shields, essential for safeguarding electronic circuits.
Presents critical gear like disaster tents, air tents, life rafts, and life jackets, underlining the company's commitment to safety and emergency preparedness.
The company's entry into the sports segment through the manufacture of graphite shafts for golf clubs signifies a diversification of its product portfolio.
Offering solutions to regulate gas and water supply for residential settings showcases the company's attention to everyday utility needs.
These components are integral for the connection and branching of communication cables, reflecting the company's role in supporting infrastructure development.
Contributing to building safety, these sheets are indicative of the company's investment in fire safety technology.
This product segment addresses the demands of the audio industry, underscoring the company's engagement with consumer electronics.
Spanning engines, brakes, and ventilation systems, these parts highlight the company's contributions to automotive manufacturing and technology.
With items like duct quarter vent rubbers and cylinders, FUJIKURA COMPOSITES Inc. reinforces its presence in the broader sphere of industrial manufacturing.
The offering of emergency magnesium air batteries, blade protective sheets for wind turbines, and climbing shoes reveals the company's diverse range of products aimed at enhancing outdoor activities and disaster response capabilities.