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¥363
+¥2.00 · +0.55%
Kyosha Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and supplier of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and specialized carrier jigs essential for the assembly of electronic components. The company's diverse offerings include the proprietary Kyosha-Max dust-free construction technique, as well as comprehensive PCB design services. They provide a range of innovative jigs and materials such as MagiCarrier, designed for securing printed boards and minute components; MagiCarrier-ß, a heat-resistant, double-sided adhesive sheet; MagiCarrier-DIP, tailored for flow soldering applications; and MagiFix, a securing jig utilized during solder printing and component placement. Furthermore, Kyosha's product portfolio extends to various metal masks, including laser-etched masks for highly precise mounting, COB masks optimized for irregular PWB topographies, and PH masks suited for non-flat FPC and ceramic substrates. The company also furnishes a suite of other specialized jigs for tasks like hand soldering, lead forming, coating application, and dip testing. Complementing these are cleaning agents for circuit boards and reflow ovens, along with dedicated solutions and washers for soldering carriers. Established in Kyoto, Japan, in 1951, the firm initially operated as Kyoto Shashingata Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, Kyosha Co., Ltd., in November 1982.
Latest quote
¥363
+¥2.00 · +0.55%
Regular session · JST · Market data may be delayed.
Kyosha Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and supplier of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and specialized carrier jigs essential for the assembly of electronic components. The company's diverse offerings include the proprietary Kyosha-Max dust-free construction technique, as well as comprehensive PCB design services. They provide a range of innovative jigs and materials such as MagiCarrier, designed for securing printed boards and minute components; MagiCarrier-ß, a heat-resistant, double-sided adhesive sheet; MagiCarrier-DIP, tailored for flow soldering applications; and MagiFix, a securing jig utilized during solder printing and component placement. Furthermore, Kyosha's product portfolio extends to various metal masks, including laser-etched masks for highly precise mounting, COB masks optimized for irregular PWB topographies, and PH masks suited for non-flat FPC and ceramic substrates. The company also furnishes a suite of other specialized jigs for tasks like hand soldering, lead forming, coating application, and dip testing. Complementing these are cleaning agents for circuit boards and reflow ovens, along with dedicated solutions and washers for soldering carriers. Established in Kyoto, Japan, in 1951, the firm initially operated as Kyoto Shashingata Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, Kyosha Co., Ltd., in November 1982.
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Current ¥363
Regular session · JST · Market data may be delayed.
Kyosha Co., Ltd. is a global manufacturer and supplier of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and specialized carrier jigs essential for the assembly of electronic components. The company's diverse offerings include the proprietary Kyosha-Max dust-free construction technique, as well as comprehensive PCB design services. They provide a range of innovative jigs and materials such as MagiCarrier, designed for securing printed boards and minute components; MagiCarrier-ß, a heat-resistant, double-sided adhesive sheet; MagiCarrier-DIP, tailored for flow soldering applications; and MagiFix, a securing jig utilized during solder printing and component placement. Furthermore, Kyosha's product portfolio extends to various metal masks, including laser-etched masks for highly precise mounting, COB masks optimized for irregular PWB topographies, and PH masks suited for non-flat FPC and ceramic substrates. The company also furnishes a suite of other specialized jigs for tasks like hand soldering, lead forming, coating application, and dip testing. Complementing these are cleaning agents for circuit boards and reflow ovens, along with dedicated solutions and washers for soldering carriers. Established in Kyoto, Japan, in 1951, the firm initially operated as Kyoto Shashingata Co., Ltd. before officially adopting its current name, Kyosha Co., Ltd., in November 1982.
52-week range
Current ¥363
Profitability as a percentage of reported revenue.
Revenue
Operating income
Net income
| Metric (JPY) | FY2025 | FY2024 | FY2023 | FY2022 | FY2021 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 24.7B JPY | 26.23B JPY | 24.58B JPY | 24.46B JPY | 21.34B JPY |
| Cost of goods sold | 20.71B JPY | 21.57B JPY | 20.1B JPY | 20.52B JPY | 17.98B JPY |
| Gross profit | 3.98B JPY | 4.66B JPY | 4.48B JPY | 3.94B JPY | 3.36B JPY |
| Research and development | — | 82M JPY | 78M JPY | 84M JPY | 99M JPY |
| Selling, general, and administrative | 3.16B JPY | 3.3B JPY | 3.32B JPY | 3.19B JPY | 2.78B JPY |
| Operating expenses | 3.16B JPY | 3.39B JPY | 3.4B JPY | 3.27B JPY | 2.88B JPY |
| Interest income | 11M JPY | 13M JPY | 14M JPY | 7M JPY | 5M JPY |
| Interest expense | 311M JPY | 361M JPY | 389M JPY | 197M JPY | 62M JPY |
| Depreciation and amortization | 1.15B JPY | 1.12B JPY | 1.04B JPY | 947M JPY | 850M JPY |
| Operating income | 826M JPY | 1.28B JPY | 1.08B JPY | 672M JPY | 480M JPY |
| Net income | 77M JPY | 615M JPY | 605M JPY | −485M JPY | 288M JPY |
Company facts updated Sep 9, 2026.
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