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Trades about 16% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sata Construction Co., Ltd. operates extensively in Japan, providing a wide array of services primarily centered around civil engineering and general construction. Their core offerings encompass the investigation, planning, design, execution, and oversight of diverse infrastructure and building projects. Specifically, their civil engineering expertise extends to the development of highways, bridges, tunnels, and dams, alongside residential land development and vital disaster recovery efforts. In the building sector, the company undertakes the expansion, refurbishment, and modernization of various structures, including condominiums and commercial properties. Beyond direct construction, Sata Construction manufactures, distributes, and leases essential construction materials, equipment, and heavy machinery. The firm also manages a portfolio of leased assets, such as vehicles, maritime vessels, and aircraft, and is involved in the production and sale of raw materials like gravel and wood products. Their operations further include industrial waste processing and recycling, property rental, and ventures in the tourism industry. Additionally, they function as an insurance intermediary, including life insurance recruitment, and engage in real estate transactions such as land and house sales, brokerage, and lending. The company actively participates in regional and urban planning and development initiatives, and is involved in the generation, supply, and distribution of electricity. Established in 1918, Sata Construction Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Maebashi, Japan.
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