Kyowa Kikoh: Supporting the demands of an ever-growing construction industry
Newsweek Europe|November 18, 2022
Through its unique welding technology, Kyowa Kikoh is looking to cater to the varying needs of its customers.
Kyowa Kikoh: Supporting the demands of an ever-growing construction industry

Founded in 1979, Japanese company Kyowa Kikoh, a specialist in high-end welding and experts in industrial and construction machines, knows the importance of putting its customers first and ensuring that their needs are listened to, understood, and responded to directly. And one specific need in Japan is based around how old, deteriorating buildings are removed.

"We have lots of equipment that can work on scrapping aged Stainless steel welded products buildings," says company presi" This dent Tetsuo Yamaguchi.

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