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Trades about 24% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Tokyo, Japan, and established in 1917, Tomoe Corporation engages in diverse activities within the Japanese market. Its primary operations span general construction, specialized steel structure fabrication and erection, and comprehensive real estate services. The company's expertise covers the entire lifecycle of projects, from the conceptualization and design to the manufacturing and on-site assembly of intricate three-dimensional structures, vital bridges, robust steel frames, and towering steel structures. Additionally, Tomoe handles various real estate transactions, including property acquisition, management, rental arrangements, sales, and brokerage.
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