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Trades about 322% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tochigi, Japan, Takizawa Ham Co., Ltd. is a long-established food producer, having been founded in 1918. The company's core business involves the production and sale of various processed meat products across Japan, including popular items such as roast beef, hamburgers, an array of meat side dishes, and a selection of hams and sausages. Beyond manufacturing, Takizawa Ham is vertically integrated, overseeing the fattening and processing of both beef and pork. It also develops and operates its own retail meat shops and manufactures a range of retort and prepared foods. The company adopted its current name, Takizawa Ham Co., Ltd., in 1966, having previously operated as Takizawa Takashi Shoten Co., Ltd.
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