K&O Energy Group Inc
TSE:1663
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K&O Energy Group Inc
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K&O Energy Group, Inc. engages in the management of gas and iodine businesses. The company is headquartered in Mobara-Shi, Chiba-Ken and currently employs 633 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2014-01-06. The firm operates in two business segments. Through its subsidiaries, the Gas segment involves in development, collection and sale of natural gas, city gas business, manufacture and sale of compressed natural gas, as well as sale of liquefied petroleum (LP) gas. The Iodine segment engages in production and sale of iodine and iodine compounds and the sale of brine. The others business engages in sale of gas appliances, plumbing work along with the gas sale business, and electric power business.
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