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Trades about 66% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mikikogyo Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive construction firm based in Japan, undertaking a broad spectrum of building and infrastructure projects. The company constructs diverse facilities, including public, medical, and elderly care centers, commercial complexes, condominiums, office buildings, and nursery schools. They also specialize in the renovation and modernization of existing commercial and residential properties. Their civil engineering expertise covers vital infrastructure development, such as sewage systems, roads, pavements, river and park construction, and residential land preparation. Mikikogyo further provides specialized installation services for pipelines, general facilities, paving, plumbing, water supply, drainage, sanitary air conditioning equipment, and clean energy technologies. Beyond its core construction activities, the company diversifies into several other areas: developing and managing solar power generation facilities; selling, installing, and maintaining housing and gas equipment; real estate rental and management; acting as a non-life insurance agency; and operating restaurant businesses. Established in 1952, Mikikogyo Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Himeji, Japan.
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