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Trades about 1% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Toell Co.,Ltd., established in 1963 and headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, operates globally in the production, wholesale, and retail of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The company supports its primary energy business with a comprehensive suite of related services, including LPG container re-inspection, gas piping infrastructure development, installation of gas consumption systems, and the provision of associated equipment. Its operational scope also extends to general freight transport, warehousing, and home services. Beyond its core LPG activities, Toell has diversified into various other ventures. These include the management of nurseries, communication services, security agency operations, and call center facilities, in addition to an online platform for food and daily necessities. The company further supplies propane, high-pressure gases, and other LPG-related equipment. It engages in the import, manufacturing, sale, wholesale, and export of pure water, produces and sells agricultural goods, and provides electricity. Toell is also active in solar power generation and offers advanced energy solutions such as LPG cogeneration systems, fuel cells, gas heat pumps, storage batteries, and LPG generators. Completing its diverse portfolio is "CLOUD LINE," an Internet service.
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