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Trades about 149% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, and established in 1948, Yokorei Co.,Ltd. is a prominent player in food distribution and refrigerated logistics, with operations spanning Japan and international markets. The company actively procures, processes, distributes, and exports a broad spectrum of marine products—such as scallops, salmon, octopus, and shrimp—serving a wide range of clients including wholesalers, food processors, major retailers, and the hospitality sector. Its product offerings extend to livestock, supplying pork, chicken, and beef to manufacturers, retail chains, and restaurants, as well as agricultural produce like potatoes, onions, and pumpkins for frozen food producers and eateries. Beyond food trading, Yokorei provides comprehensive cold storage and logistics outsourcing, covering customs clearance, warehousing, and delivery, supported by information technology and electronic data interchange services. The company also has interests in real estate leasing, freight and trucking, and the management of restaurants and coffee shops, alongside other ventures. Notably, the firm rebranded from Yokohama Reito Co.,Ltd. to Yokorei Co.,Ltd. in December 2021.
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