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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Nagano, Japan, Hokuto Corporation primarily focuses on the research, cultivation, and distribution of mushrooms across its home country. Their extensive product line features varieties such as Eryngii, Maitake, Bunashimeji, Bunapi, and Shimofuri Hiratake. Beyond fungal production, the company diversifies its activities by manufacturing and marketing plastic goods, providing materials and machinery for agricultural purposes, and engaging in the cultivation, processing, and sale of various other agricultural products. Internationally, Hokuto maintains operations in the United States, Taiwan, and Malaysia. Founded in 1964, the organization adopted its present name, Hokuto Corporation, in October 2003, having previously operated as Hokuto Industry Corporation.
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