Description

Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1939, Rasa Corporation operates as a multifaceted trading company with a broad product and service portfolio. Domestically, it is a key supplier of diverse resources, metallic compounds, industrial machinery, and construction equipment. The company's extensive imports include essential mineral sands like zircon, rutile, and ilmenite, as well as a wide array of industrial materials. These industrial materials feature various phosphorus compounds (e.g., phosphoric, anhydrous phosphoric, phosphorous acids), aluminum compounds (e.g., hydroxide, polychlorinated, sulfate), metallic elements such as manganese, silicon, and nickel, and industrial minerals like talc, China clay, and silica. Additionally, Rasa procures specialized refractory raw materials, including stabilized and fused zirconia, zirconium oxychloride, silica sand, graphite, silicon carbide, and a range of aluminas. Beyond raw materials, the firm provides industrial machinery such as pumps, valves, mixers, and crushers, alongside construction equipment like pipe jacking machines, handheld gas-powered breakers, and concrete pumps. Rasa also contributes to environmental solutions by supplying systems like RASA slag granulation and PARA-ECO-recycling. Further diversifying its operations, the company distributes plastic resins and chemical products, manufactures various plastic compounds and masterbatches (including PVC compounds), undertakes plant engineering and construction, and manages corporate real estate. Its reach extends internationally through exports to countries such as China, Korea, Taiwan, and Australia.