| Construction & Engineering Industry | Industrials Sector | Mr. Sadao Moriya CEO | JPX Exchange | JP3927420004 ISIN |
| Japan Country | 336 Employees | 29 Sep 2026 Last Dividend | 30 Mar 2026 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Moriya Transportation Engineering and Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. stands out as a formidable entity in the field of transportation engineering and manufacturing, with its operations extending both within Japan and internationally. Since its inception in 1949, the company has dedicated itself to the intricate facets of design, construction, maintenance, upgrade, repair, renewal, and installation specific to passenger elevators and vertical transport lifting machines, including an array of shipping machinery. With its headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, Moriya caters to a diverse clientele, spanning refrigerators, fisheries, manufacturing, trading companies, banks, real estate sector, and the warehouse and transportation industries. This rich heritage and broad service spectrum underscore its pivotal role in transforming transportation solutions.
Crafted to meet the high demands of vertical transportation, Moriya's elevators are characterized by their efficiency and reliability. These are suitable for both passengers and freight, ensuring seamless movement across building levels.
Specifically designed for the transportation of goods, these elevators prioritize robustness and capacity. They are essential in manufacturing plants, warehouses, and anywhere bulk goods movement is required.
These elevators are tailored for buildings where comfort and speed are paramount. Ideal for commercial and high-rise residential buildings, ride elevators offer an elevated experience for passengers.
Moriya's ship elevators cater to the unique needs of maritime transport, providing critical vertical movement solutions on board vessels. These elevators are designed to withstand the challenging conditions at sea.
Maclifters represent Moriya's solution for small-scale lifting needs, offering versatility for a range of applications. These are particularly useful in spaces where conventional elevators might not be feasible.
Designed for the efficient, safe lifting of small items, these machines are indispensable in various sectors, including manufacturing and distribution, where handling small loads quickly and safely is critical.