Machines. Welcome to evolution, what do we do without them really? We live in a world that is populated by machines of different sorts which are probably some of the most amazing creations of mankind. Astounding as it seems, the different machines that we take for granted everyday may not even be workable without the internal mechanics that is embodied within.

Anyone can take machines for granted, anyone but the management of HISAKA Holdings. With the same level of finesse and precision employed in producing its products, HISAKA has channeled these same traits and stemmed its name onto the Singapore Exchange on 8 May at $0.23 each.

ABSOLUTE FINESSE
Rooted in 1992, HISAKA has transformed itself into an automation solutions provider specializing in mechanical motion products. Recognized as an automation specialist, HISAKA has also received Enterprise 50 and SME 500 awards as a recognition of the quality service standards it provides. Being one of the leading automation solutions providers in Singapore specializing in mechanical motion products, and having production facilities located in Singapore, Malaysia and the PRC, HISAKA also provides value-added service such as supply chain management.

Because of the complexity of integration, not many market players can offer metallic precision manufacturing, which involves customizing and fabricating components that are not available as standard parts in the market and eventually tailoring them to customers’ specifications.

Holding onto a track record that features success in bold, HISAKA is able to not only offer a comprehensive array of products and value-added services to customers in an integrated manner, but also committing itself to delivering utmost quality in its services and products. This can be seen by the major customers of HISAKA which include prominent companies like ASM Group, Kinergy Group, Kulicke & Soffa and Flextronics Group in the semiconductor and electronic manufacturing services industries.

FIRM MARKET GRIP
Due to the fact that technology is constantly pushing performance limits to new frontiers, companies that require new machines to manufacture their new products would engage HISAKA to source, manufacture and tailor-make the specific machine or parts needed to work that machine. This ensures that market demand will always be there for HISAKA and while taking a look at the recent trends companies are employing, HISAKA is also able to blend in to cater to outsourcing needs by providing its supply chain management services.

Connecting the vast network that spans the market reach of HISAKA, reaching out to its global clientele of more than 300 suppliers and 1600 customers certainly spells no problem to the company. Moving in congruency with its listing, HISAKA is expected to not only enhance and strengthen its production and capacity capabilities, but also to expand and diversify customer base and broaden geographic coverage in Asia. With such sound plans in sight, HISAKA looks like a gem waiting to be polished.