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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PS Construction Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Taisei Corporation based in Minato, Japan, engages in extensive civil engineering and architectural projects both domestically and internationally. Founded in 1952 as P.S. Mitsubishi Construction Co., Ltd., the company adopted its current name in June 2024. Its civil engineering division specializes in a diverse range of infrastructure, including various bridge designs such as precast segment, composite, corrugated steel web, composite truss, and long span arch structures, alongside marine construction, PC confined piers, and H-shaped PC pile installations. In the architectural realm, it focuses on prestressed, precast, and precast prestressed concrete solutions, supplying essential components like JIS girders, PC deck slabs, beams, columns, and floors. Furthermore, the company's operations extend to the design, manufacturing, sales, and leasing of machinery and equipment tailored for prestressed concrete and other construction applications. Other ventures include mineral extraction and related contracts, comprehensive real estate services (encompassing acquisition, sale, leasing, brokerage, ownership, and management), freight and storage services, and serving as an agency for liability, life, and auto insurance.
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