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Hokuriku Electric Industry Co 6989.T · JPY

Information Technology · Tokyo Stock Exchange · 🇯🇵 Japan

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About Hokuriku Electric Industry Co

Its shares trade on Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker 6989.T. It has been listed since 7 August 1962. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ¥43.13bn and net income of ¥1.99bn. At that date it held total assets of ¥46.18bn and shareholders' equity of ¥25.82bn.

Hokuriku Electric Industry Co., Ltd. engages in the development, manufacture and sale of electronic components. The company is headquartered in Toyama-Shi, Toyama-Ken. is a Japan-based company mainly engaged in the manufacture and sale of resistors, module products, electronic devices and other electronic components. The firm operates through two business segments. The Electronic Components segment is engaged in the manufacture and sale of film resistors, variable resistors, hybrid integrated circuits, unit products, other module products, sensors, piezoelectric components, circuit boards and other electronic components. The Mold and Machinery Equipment segment is engaged in the manufacture and sale of molds and machinery and equipment. The firm is also engaged in the goods purchase, and real estate and insurance agency business.

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Company facts

Sector
Information Technology
Industry
Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components
Listed since
7 Aug 1962
Employees
1,907
Website
hdk.co.jp ↗

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Morio TadaChairman of the Board, since 2011
  • Mr. Ryusho ShimosakaPresident, Representative Director, since 2015
  • Mr. Yoshinori HayashiExecutive Officer, Director of Finance
  • Mr. Yoshinori MurakamiPresident of Subsidiary, Director, since 2019
  • Mr. Shosei KagataExecutive Officer, Chief Director of Sales and Marketing
  • Mr. Yoshihide NakamuraExecutive Officer, Deputy Chief Director in Main Sales and Marketing Unit, since 2023
  • Mr. Atsushi ShakunagaExecutive Officer, Director of Human Resources, Director of General Affairs, since 2023
  • Mr. Yoshitsuka FukusawaExecutive Officer, President of Subsidiary
  • Mr. Katsunori FukutaExecutive Officer
  • Mr. Yasuo MiyazakiExecutive Officer, Chief Director of High Frequency Components Business
  • Mr. Masato AndoChief Director of Development, Director, since 2016
  • Mr. Yuji NishimuraChief Director of Component Business, Director, since 2019

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
0
Environment
0
Social
0
Governance
0

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Hokuriku Electric Industry employs 1907 full-time employees in Toyama-shi, Japan.
  • The company manufactures film resistors, sensors, and piezoelectric components for electronic devices.
  • Hokuriku Electric operates two business segments: Electronic Components and Mold and Machinery Equipment.

Weaknesses

  • The company's business segments include goods purchase and real estate agency, which are not core activities.
  • Hokuriku Electric's headquarters is in Toyama-shi, limiting its global reach.
  • The firm has been listed since 7 August 1962, indicating a long-standing but possibly outdated structure.

Opportunities

  • The Electronic Components segment can expand into new markets for sensors and circuit boards.
  • Hokuriku Electric can leverage its expertise in resistors to enter emerging technology sectors.
  • The Mold and Machinery Equipment segment may benefit from increased demand in manufacturing industries.

Threats

  • The company faces competition from other Japanese electronics manufacturers in the resistors market.
  • Hokuriku Electric's reliance on traditional electronic components may hinder growth in high-tech markets.
  • Global economic downturns could reduce demand for electronic components and machinery equipment.

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