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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Tomakomai, Japan, FUJITA CORPORATION Co.,Ltd. commenced operations in 1978. The company is actively involved in the management and operation of fast food restaurants throughout Japan. Beyond its restaurant ventures, it also manufactures, processes, and distributes a variety of food products, including cheese, ham, bacon, and ice creams. Furthermore, FUJITA CORPORATION operates its own merchandise stores and a network of franchised outlets. The firm officially changed its name to FUJITA CORPORATION Co.,Ltd. in April 1996, having previously traded as Family Foods Co., Ltd.
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