Company Information

Corporate Site 

Topy Industries, Limited engages in the steel, automotive, industrial machinery components, and other businesses in Japan. It provides section steel, such as H-section steel, channel steel, equal and unequal angle steel, unequal non-isopachous steel, flat steel, R-flat steel, bulb plate, ultra-thick wide flat, and deformed section steel products, including rims, super giant off-the-road rim wheels, track shoes, forklift mast materials, segment components, HSST rails, and Z-steel products, as well as deformed bar steel products and compact coil TACoil. The company also offers steel wheels, aluminum wheels, and construction machinery wheels for passenger cars, trucks, buses, and construction machinery; and undercarriage components, such as tracks, rollers, cutting edges for motor graders, and city pads, as well as shoes, links, pins, and bushes parts. 

They're the largest manufacturer of automobile wheels in the Nippon Steel Group.

Stock Perks

Categories: Alternative Currency, Memberships

Rights day

End of March, end of September

Details

Traffic accident insurance policy, works both inside and outside of Japan. You can also get a QUO card.

Requirements

100 shares - Up to 1 million yen death or major disability, and 3,000 yen per day hospital payout.

300 shares - Up to 1 million yen death or major disability, 3,000 yen per day hospital payout, and 1,000 yen per day transportation expenses for going to the hospital.

1,000 shares- Up to 1 million yen death or major disability, 3,000 yen per day hospital payout, and 1,000 yen per day transportation expenses for going to the hospital. You also receive a 3,000 yen QUO card.

If you hold the stock for 3 years or longer, you will also receive the following QUO card (March only):

100 shares- 500 yen worth.

300 shares - 1,000 yen worth.

1,000 shares - 2,000 yen worth.

Comment

The QUO Card will always be a useful thing to receive if you qualify for it. The insurance policy isn't exactly the most comprehensive, but receiving it as a perk is certainly nice and it's better than not having any insurance.

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