Japan Steel Works Ltd
TSE:5631
Japan Steel Works Ltd's latest stock split occurred on Sep 28, 2016
The company executed a 1-for-5 stock split, meaning that for every 5 shares held, investors received 1 new share.
Before the split, Japan Steel Works Ltd traded at 468 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 2036.2798.
The adjusted shares began trading on Sep 28, 2016. This was the only stock split in Japan Steel Works Ltd's history.
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In the bustling landscape of global manufacturing, Japan Steel Works Ltd. (JSW) stands as a prominent figure, a maestro of forging and casting that has played an integral role in shaping modern industry. Founded in 1907, JSW quickly established itself as a specialized manufacturer with prowess in producing high-quality steel and industrial machinery. Based in Tokyo, the company's journey began with a commitment to innovation and excellence, often responding to the demanding needs of sectors like energy, transportation, and industrial machinery. With a mastery over steel production, JSW has honed its capabilities to include not just the raw material itself but also complex engineering solutions like plastic molds and compressors, which are crucial elements in automotive and electronics industries. The company's evolution mirrors Japan's own post-war industrial rise, transforming from a steel mill into a multifaceted enterprise with a robust portfolio. In today's global market, Japan Steel Works operates through three primary business segments: Industrial Machinery Products, Steel and Energy Products, and Other Businesses. These segments illustrate the company’s diverse yet interconnected avenues for revenue. Industrial Machinery Products, for example, includes the design and manufacture of equipment such as extrusion machinery for plastic production, a cornerstone for various manufacturing processes worldwide. Meanwhile, the Steel and Energy Products division is heavily involved in producing specialized steel, including critical components for the energy sector, such as turbines for nuclear power plants. This division underscores JSW's significance in the supply chain of high-intensity energy projects. Finally, through its Other Businesses segment, the company taps into markets requiring precise machinery like ultralarge casting processes. These operations collectively underscore JSW's strategic adaptability, emphasizing a balanced approach between innovation and reliability that has secured its status as an industrial linchpin in both domestic and global markets.
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