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Trades about 120% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
DyDo Group Holdings, Inc., founded in Osaka, Japan, in 1975, is a diversified enterprise with a prominent focus on beverages, serving markets in Japan, Turkey, Malaysia, Russia, and China. The company's extensive operations are structured across four main divisions: Domestic Beverages, International Beverages, Pharmaceutical-Related Business, and Food Business. Its comprehensive product line includes its renowned DyDo Blend coffee, a variety of green teas, carbonated soft drinks, mineral water, fruit juices, and even soups and traditional sweet bean porridges distributed through its vending machine network. Beyond drinks, DyDo also manufactures fruit dessert jellies and offers contract manufacturing (OEM) for energy drinks to pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies. Additionally, the group is involved in the distribution of chilled and soft beverages, the production and sale of various drinkable medicinal and quasi-medicinal preparations, and the provision of business processing solutions. The company, originally named DyDo DRINCO, INC., adopted its current moniker, DyDo Group Holdings, Inc., in January 2017.
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