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Key financial summary
Financials in JPY| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | TTM | 2026E | ||
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| Total revenue | ¥m | 49,953 | 59,549 | 71,476 | 71,673 | 77,895 | 88,686 | N/A | N/A |
| Operating profit | ¥m | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked | Locked |
| Net profit | ¥m | 1,445 | 3,810 | 3,637 | 3,793 | 3,545 | 3,944 | N/A | N/A |
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Financial summary
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Ratings
Based on consensus from external analysts. Not Kvantra's opinion.
Company overview
Kuriyama Holdings Corporation, established in Osaka, Japan, in 1939 (and known as Kuriyama Corporation until its 2012 renaming), operates globally through its subsidiaries, specializing in a broad spectrum of industrial, construction, and sports facility materials. The company's extensive industrial product range includes diverse hoses for applications such as beverages, hydraulics, sewers, chemicals, and fire suppression, alongside general water and air uses, metal, and large-diameter hoses. This category is augmented by sheet rubber, couplings, accessories, and peripheral items like nozzles. Further industrial supplies comprise ABA hose clamps, specialized hydraulic and heat-resistant rubber hoses, vibration-damping rubber, various molded plastic components, sealing gaskets, O-rings, vacuum/blow molded goods, mats, engineering plastic materials, deck covering adjusters, custom rubber and polyurethane parts, radiator hoses, and extrusions. Additionally, it offers rubber and flake linings, expansion joints made of rubber and non-metal materials, flooring for ships, and water-sealing rubber. Within the construction sector, Kuriyama provides crucial infrastructure elements like rubber bearings, bridge support mechanisms, expansion rubber joints, and molded packing products. It also supplies marine equipment such as fenders and bollards, joint sealers, flexible rubber joints, and products for water sealing and resin concrete. The company's offerings extend to various flooring solutions, including non-slip, design-printed, and ceramic tiles, as well as plastic materials for pavements and safety equipment for the visually impaired. Architectural items like aluminum shelters, decorative handrails, and bridge railings are also part of its construction portfolio. For sports facilities, Kuriyama delivers comprehensive indoor and outdoor solutions. Indoor provisions include resilient sports floors, floating floor systems, shock-absorbing wall systems, and movable partitions. Its outdoor products feature prefabricated rubber athletic floorings, long-pile artificial turf and seating systems, and exterior shock-absorbing wall systems. The company also offers general outdoor sports goods and dust control-related items.
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Kuriyama Holdings Corporation (3355.T)
No price history available.
Based on consensus from external analysts. Not Kvantra's opinion.
Kuriyama Holdings Corporation, established in Osaka, Japan, in 1939 (and known as Kuriyama Corporation until its 2012 renaming), operates globally through its subsidiaries, specializing in a broad spectrum of industrial, construction, and sports facility materials. The company's extensive industrial product range includes diverse hoses for applications such as beverages, hydraulics, sewers, chemicals, and fire suppression, alongside general water and air uses, metal, and large-diameter hoses. This category is augmented by sheet rubber, couplings, accessories, and peripheral items like nozzles. Further industrial supplies comprise ABA hose clamps, specialized hydraulic and heat-resistant rubber hoses, vibration-damping rubber, various molded plastic components, sealing gaskets, O-rings, vacuum/blow molded goods, mats, engineering plastic materials, deck covering adjusters, custom rubber and polyurethane parts, radiator hoses, and extrusions. Additionally, it offers rubber and flake linings, expansion joints made of rubber and non-metal materials, flooring for ships, and water-sealing rubber. Within the construction sector, Kuriyama provides crucial infrastructure elements like rubber bearings, bridge support mechanisms, expansion rubber joints, and molded packing products. It also supplies marine equipment such as fenders and bollards, joint sealers, flexible rubber joints, and products for water sealing and resin concrete. The company's offerings extend to various flooring solutions, including non-slip, design-printed, and ceramic tiles, as well as plastic materials for pavements and safety equipment for the visually impaired. Architectural items like aluminum shelters, decorative handrails, and bridge railings are also part of its construction portfolio. For sports facilities, Kuriyama delivers comprehensive indoor and outdoor solutions. Indoor provisions include resilient sports floors, floating floor systems, shock-absorbing wall systems, and movable partitions. Its outdoor products feature prefabricated rubber athletic floorings, long-pile artificial turf and seating systems, and exterior shock-absorbing wall systems. The company also offers general outdoor sports goods and dust control-related items.
