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Nippon Sanso Holdings Corp. (NPXYY) — the peer cohort

As of 2026-09-18 — scores re-bake nightly. Cohort = shared Closelook index membership first, then sector. Diary readings, not advice.

Nippon Sanso Holdings Corp. ranks 6 of 12 in its cohort on the Closelook composite (55/100) — the cohort is led by Regis Resources Ltd at 79/100.

NameCompositeMomentumQualityValuationSignalOff 52w high
NPXYY Nippon Sanso Holdings Corp. 55 43 49 85 info 19.8%
MX.TO Methanex Corporation 54 68 40 68 ok 7.9%
BAS.DE BASF SE 50 63 21 56 bull 3.6%
SOLB.BR Solvay SA 49 44 31 73 info 10.3%
RBT.PA Robertet SA 48 29 53 68 warn 20%
KEMIRA.HE Kemira Oyj 47 33 47 62 warn 18.9%
DESN.SW Dottikon Es Holding AG 39 15 46 22 warn 34.5%
AU AngloGold Ashanti plc 73 57 87 67 ok 17.2%
B Barrick Mining Corporation 72 49 82 68 info 19.5%
KGC Kinross Gold Corporation 72 35 85 73 info 27.9%
AEM Agnico Eagle Mines Limited 67 47 82 43 info 21.5%
RRL.AU Regis Resources Ltd 79 60 79 90 ok 20.6%

Scores are relative readings across the Closelook coverage universe — methodology in the company-scoring explainer. Signal lights come from the nightly signal board.

FAQ · from the current data · as of 2026-09-18

Quick answers

Who are Nippon Sanso Holdings Corp.'s peers in the Closelook universe?

The cohort is drawn from shared Closelook index membership first, then sector: Methanex Corporation (MX.TO), BASF SE (BAS.DE), Solvay SA (SOLB.BR), Robertet SA (RBT.PA), Kemira Oyj (KEMIRA.HE), Dottikon Es Holding AG (DESN.SW), AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU), Barrick Mining Corporation (B) and others.

How does NPXYY score against its peers?

Nippon Sanso Holdings Corp.'s composite reads 55/100, ranking 6 of 12 in its cohort as of 2026-09-18; the cohort's highest composite is Regis Resources Ltd at 79/100. Closelook scores are research diary readings, not ratings or advice.

Related in the Closelook universe

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