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Takahata K

Japan

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What Takahata K does.

Takahata K is a company specialized in the field of automotive parts, OA equipment, room components, measuring instruments, and medical technology. The technologies include development techniques, forms technical procedures as well as production systems and industry-academia cooperation. The company operates various ship- or plant-type related projects and works with different brands and manufacturers. No specific certificates or classes are mentioned, but the company is engaged in CSR activities and has a basic CSR policy. The founding of the company is not explicitly stated, but there are indications that it has been active since 2017. The company deals with advanced technologies and has an employee interview page on their website.

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