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Trades about 71% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Palma Co., Ltd. delivers comprehensive solutions for the self-storage sector throughout Japan. The firm offers a wide array of outsourced services designed to streamline facility management, including processing tenant applications and conducting eligibility assessments, managing billing and payment cycles, and providing rent guarantee services that cover reimbursements and address arrears. Furthermore, they oversee on-site facility administration, handle the disposal of abandoned tenant belongings, and supply information technology services such as a dedicated portal and unit inventory control systems. Their capabilities also extend to marketing and promotional initiatives. Beyond operational support, Palma provides expert consulting, conducting in-depth market research and analysis, guiding self-storage project development, and serving as a representative for international investors and operators. Established in 1969, Palma Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Chiyoda, Japan.
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