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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Santo Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise specializing in construction contracting. Its comprehensive array of services includes extensive general civil engineering projects, such as managing mountain and flood control initiatives, erecting dams and bridges, developing roads, preparing land, constructing golf courses, and undertaking agricultural civil engineering. The company also handles dredging, ground improvement, water and sewage infrastructure, land development, and port and airport-related works. Additionally, Santo provides paving solutions, specialized greening services, and underground engineering expertise. In its general construction division, the company builds a diverse range of structures, from hotels, office buildings, and government facilities to factories, retail stores, and logistical warehouses. It also develops residential properties like apartments and houses, educational and cultural institutions, medical and welfare centers, religious sites (temples and shrines), and amusement facilities, alongside undertaking renovation work and constructing rental and condominium units. Beyond construction, Santo Co.,Ltd. offers environmental services spanning planning, research, design, supervision, construction, and operation. Its real estate activities include property sales, rentals, brokerage, management, and appraisals. The company is also involved in the development of land and various types of properties, including condominiums and buildings. Established in 1952, the company's headquarters are located in Ritto, Japan.
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