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Aichi Tokei Denki Co 7723.T · JPY

Information Technology · Tokyo Stock Exchange · 🇯🇵 Japan

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About Aichi Tokei Denki Co

Its shares trade on Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker 7723.T. It has been listed since 2 December 1949. In the fiscal year to 31 March 2026, it reported revenue of ¥59.12bn and net income of ¥4.80bn. At that date it held total assets of ¥70.28bn and shareholders' equity of ¥52.58bn.

Aichi Tokei Denki Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacture and sale of measuring instruments-related equipment. The company is headquartered in Nagoya, Aichi-Ken. The Measuring Instrument segment carries four types of products: gas-related equipment, which include utility gas meters, liquefied petroleum (LP) gas meters, industrial meters, pressure equipment, gas meter systems and others; water work-related equipment, including various water supply meters, industrial water meters and sewage meters, bill management systems, emergency report systems for elderly housing and others; civil sensors and systems, including flow instrument and flow sensors, as well as instrumentation which include measuring, monitoring and control systems. The other businesses include the manufacture and sale of special equipment, such as precision molds.

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Company facts

Sector
Information Technology
Industry
Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components
Listed since
2 Dec 1949
Employees
1,783

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Toshiyuki HoshikaChairman of the Board, Representative Director, since 2008
  • Mr. Kenji KunishimaPresident, Executive President, Representative Director, since 2013
  • Mr. Hiroshi YasuiManaging Executive Officer, Chief Director of Sales, Director, since 2014
  • Mr. Yutaka YoshidaManaging Executive Officer, Director, since 2013
  • Mr. Kazuhisa MoriSenior Executive Officer, Chief Director of R&D, since 2020
  • Mr. Satoru MaruyamaSenior Executive Officer, Chief Director of Administration, since 2023
  • Mr. Takayuki HaradaSenior Executive Officer, Chief Director of Production
  • Mr. Jun NagamineExecutive Officer, Director of International Sales in Main Sales Unit
  • Mr. Osamu HashimotoExecutive Officer, Manager of Osaka Office in Main Sales Unit
  • Mr. Katsuya InuzukaExecutive Officer, President of Subsidiary
  • Mr. Hirotoshi KashimaExecutive Officer, Deputy Manager of Tokyo Office in Main Sales Unit
  • Mr. Naofumi KawadaExecutive Officer, Manager of Okazaki Plant, Director of Gas Appliance Manufacturing in Main Production Unit

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

  • Aichi Tokei Denki employs 1,783 full-time employees in Nagoya, Japan.
  • The Measuring Instrument segment offers gas-related equipment like utility gas meters and LP gas meters.
  • Civil sensors and systems include flow instruments and monitoring control systems for water and gas.

Weaknesses

  • The company has no mention of digital transformation initiatives in its business description.
  • Aichi Tokei Denki lacks a clear expansion strategy beyond its current segments.
  • The business description does not specify any new product development plans.

Opportunities

  • The Measuring Instrument segment can expand into smart metering solutions for energy management.
  • Aichi Tokei Denki could leverage its water work-related equipment in emerging markets like India.
  • The civil sensors and systems segment has potential for growth in infrastructure projects globally.

Threats

  • Competition from global players in the electrical equipment industry may impact market share.
  • Regulatory changes in Japan could affect the manufacturing of gas meters and water meters.
  • Economic downturns in Japan might reduce demand for industrial meters and sensors.

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