Hirose Electric Co Ltd
TSE:6806
Hirose Electric Co Ltd's latest stock split occurred on Mar 27, 2015
The company executed a 1-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 1 new share.
Before the split, Hirose Electric Co Ltd traded at 15074.8319 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 12565.6525.
The adjusted shares began trading on Mar 27, 2015. This was the only stock split in Hirose Electric Co Ltd's history.
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Hirose Electric Co Ltd
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In the bustling world of precision electronics, Hirose Electric Co Ltd emerges as a notable player, synthesizing tradition with modernity to power connectivity solutions globally. Founded in 1937, this Japanese company has meticulously cultivated a reputation for crafting high-quality connectors that underpin the intricate networks of modern technology. Their expertise lies in producing a diverse range of interconnects, including coaxial, multi-pin, and flexible circuit connectors, serving sectors from telecommunications to automotive and industrial. By positioning themselves at the forefront of innovation, Hirose Electric anticipates and adapts to the evolving demands of the digital age, ensuring their products meet stringent industry standards and customers' needs. Central to Hirose Electric's business model is their strategic approach to research and development, pouring nearly ten percent of their annual revenue back into innovation. This commitment anchors their competitive advantage and enables the company to design bespoke solutions that cater to specific technical challenges faced by their clients. Hirose’s global footprint, supported by manufacturing facilities and sales offices dispersed among key regions, further amplifies their operational efficiency and customer reach. While connectors may appear as minute mechanical components, they represent massive potential for Hirose, acting as the linchpins for reliable communication and technological integration across myriad platforms, thus securing their pivotal role in the supply chains of major electronic conglomerates.
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