Keyence Corporation (KYCCF)
Data as of October 19, 2026 · Hardware, Equipment & Parts
Stockbruh grade: Challenging 0/5 metrics rated Sunny
What does Keyence Corporation do?
Keyence Corporation, established in Osaka, Japan, in 1972, operates globally as a developer, manufacturer, and seller of advanced factory automation solutions. Through its subsidiaries, the company extends its reach across Japan, China, the United States, and numerous other international markets. Its comprehensive product offerings span various critical areas of industrial technology: Sensing and Control Systems: Keyence provides a wide array of sensors, including photoelectric, fiber optic, laser, positioning, vision, and inductive proximity types, alongside network communication units. It also engineers programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and other specialized controls essential for machine automation.
Key Numbers
| Metric | Rating | What it means |
| Returns (5Y) | ⛅ Moderate | 5-year price performance |
| Profitability | ⛅ Moderate | Net margin & return on equity |
| Growth | ⛅ Moderate | Revenue & earnings trend |
| Earnings | ⛅ Moderate | EPS vs analyst expectations |
| Cash & Debt | ⛅ Moderate | Balance sheet strength |
| Price | $503.99 | Market Cap | — |
| Exchange | OTC | | |
Plain-English Analysis
What's it worth?
Performance has been moderate. Sign up free to see Stockbruh's full valuation analysis including price ratios and plain-English commentary.
How the business works
Keyence Corporation, established in Osaka, Japan, in 1972, operates globally as a developer, manufacturer, and seller of advanced factory automation solutions. Through its subsidiaries, the company extends its reach across Japan, China, the United States, and numerous other international markets. Sign up free for competitor and revenue breakdown ↗
Are they building the future?
Growth is mixed — some positive signals, but not consistent. Sign up free for Stockbruh's full growth breakdown.
What's ahead?
Earnings are mixed. Sign up free for the full earnings picture including EPS history and analyst forecasts.