Producing the systems and filtering media required for a continuous safe water supply
Newsweek Europe|November 18, 2022
A leading total solutions provider in the field of water treatment, Tohkemy Corporation creates end-to-end solutions for companies that focus on new technologies.
Producing the systems and filtering media required for a continuous safe water supply

Founded in 1965, Tokhemy Corporation started life as a supplier of materials and machine parts to engineering companies before moving into the water treatment industry. According to company president Kazuhiko Hosotani, the company's strength resides in its ability to provide high-quality products at affordable prices.

Striking the balance between durability, functionality and affordability can be tricky, but by paying attention to both production volume and transport cost, Tokhemy is more than capable of keeping its customers satisfied.

With six factories already in operation in Japan, the water treatment specialist has enhanced its procurement chain in Southeast Asia to lower handling and transportation costs and has recently established a company in South Korea to facilitate the procurement of quality sand resources.

Such measures have gone a long way to reducing the logistical issues faced by other industries in the Asian region, where lockdown and rising oil prices have wreaked havoc on supply chains.

This story is from the November 18, 2022 edition of Newsweek Europe.

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