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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Furubayashi Shiko Co., Ltd., established in Osaka, Japan in 1934, is an international provider of extensive packaging solutions, covering everything from initial planning and design to manufacturing and distribution. Their diverse product portfolio includes a wide array of paper-based packaging such as elegant gift boxes, specialized moisture-resistant papers, robust paper tubes, convenient carry cartons, aesthetically pleasing decorative cardboard boxes, innovative bag-in-carton systems, and various other system cartons. They also produce custom-printed paper for packaging a vast range of items, including food, beverages, confectionery, pharmaceuticals, cleaning supplies, cosmetics, general merchandise, electronics, and agricultural products. Beyond paper, the company manufactures various packaging materials from cellophane, resin film, metal foil, and laminate film, suitable for liquid, solid, and powdered contents, which are then fashioned into bags, stand-up pouches, and labels. Their capabilities further extend to creating high-performance laminations, incorporating paperboards, papers, resin films, metal foils, and barrier coatings, as well as molded containers crafted from synthetic resins or paperboards. Additionally, they produce a variety of commercial printed materials, including leaflets, catalogs, posters, point-of-purchase (POP) displays, and storefront exhibits. To complement their product offerings, Furubayashi Shiko supplies advanced machinery, such as filling, packaging, and multi-pack equipment, labeling systems, and both vertical and horizontal cartoning machines. They also deliver engineering and rationalization services, alongside contract packaging for industries like confectionery, food, and cosmetics.
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