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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Watahan & Co.,Ltd. operates a diverse range of businesses across Japan, primarily encompassing retail, construction, and trading activities. Within its retail segment, the company manages a network of home improvement supercenters, general home improvement stores, and grocery outlets. This division also includes online commerce, the management of vehicle parking facilities, and franchising operations for detached wooden houses. The construction arm of the company offers extensive services, from design and operation to maintenance and management of various projects. It also specializes in the fabrication and erection of steel structures, including buildings and bridge frames, and oversees parking lot operations. In its trading capacity, Watahan imports and distributes pharmaceutical and cosmetic ingredients, industrial-grade waxes, and a variety of general and health food components. Beyond these core areas, the company is engaged in manufacturing, wholesaling, and selling tea leaves and confectionery, as well as providing snacks in its cafe spaces. Additional services include equipment rental, technical consultation, architectural and steel frame blueprinting, building maintenance, and the import and sale of construction materials. Furthermore, Watahan & Co.,Ltd. provides elderly welfare services and home care support for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Founded in 1598, the company is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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