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AKBIF OTC

Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd.
1W: +0.0% 1M: +0.0% 3M: +0.0% YTD: +2.0% 1Y: +2.0% 3Y: -39.2% 5Y: -55.3%
$0.72
-0.00 (-0.00%)
 
OTC · Consumer Cyclical · Auto - Parts · Tech Score Neutral · Power 53 · $196.5M mcap · 95M float · 0.0001% daily turnover · Short 100% of daily vol
Smart Money Score
No convergence signal
Key Statistics
Market Cap$196.5M
52W Range0.668-0.7955
Volume0
Avg Volume72
Beta0.52
Dividend—
Analyst Ratings
No analyst coverage
Company Info
CEOHiroshi Nagaoka
Employees5,096
SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryAuto - Parts
IPO Date2000-12-26
PMO Nihonbashi Muromachi
Tokyo, TY 103-8534
JP
81 3 3668 5171
About Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd.

Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd. is a prominent company engaged in the research, development, production, and sale of a diverse array of braking systems and their associated components. Its market reach extends across Japan, North America, Europe, and various other Asian nations. The company's product portfolio addresses multiple sectors: For automobiles, it supplies disc brake calipers, pads, and rotors, alongside drum brake linings, shoes, wheel cylinders, drum-in-hat brake assemblies, brake drums, and various sensors. Motorcycles benefit from its disc brake calipers, pads, and master cylinders. In the realm of rolling stock, Akebono provides comprehensive braking solutions, including disc brakes and linings for high-speed bullet trains, linings for conventional trains, disc brakes for monorails, general rolling stock linings, and brake shoes for railroad cars. Industrial applications are also covered with specialized products such as drum brakes for forklifts, clutch facings for automotive air conditioning units, brake shoes for elevators, and disc brakes designed for wind turbine generators and rough terrain cranes. Beyond its core braking hardware, Akebono also develops and manufactures a sophisticated range of sensor technologies. These include accelerometers, angular rate sensors, and integrated sensor clusters. Additionally, it offers devices for vehicle behavior detection, wireless portable vibration measurement, inclinometers, concrete filing detectors, light-emitting inclination sensors/pockets, and long-wave seismic motor earthquake detectors. Founded in 1929, the company initially operated under the name Akebono Sekimen Kogyo Co., Ltd., before officially adopting its current identity, Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd., in 1960. Its corporate headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.

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