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Trades about 343% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in 1998 and based in Tokyo, Japan, Tama Home Co., Ltd. operates across several key sectors, including construction, property development, architectural solutions, and insurance brokerage. Its activities are organized into four principal divisions: Housing, Real Estate, Financial Services, and Energy. The Housing segment delivers personalized residential construction, alongside home refurbishment, exterior landscaping, and computer-aided design assistance. The Real Estate division manages the sale of residential land parcels and standalone houses, undertakes the planning, development, and sale of multi-unit dwellings, leases out office properties, and markets partial ownership interests in commercial spaces. The Financial Services arm provides insurance intermediation, particularly for fire and earthquake coverage, offers other insurance products, and facilitates short-term financing via bridge loans. Finally, the Energy segment is dedicated to the administration and upkeep of solar power installations.
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