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Trades about 41% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1935 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Showa Paxxs Corporation is a leading producer and global supplier of diverse packaging containers and materials. Their extensive product line includes a wide array of Kraft paper bag styles, such as flash pinch, double pinch, SES pinch, sunny easy pack, easy pack, Z hold, single and double bottom, echo, SCE, rice wheat, bax, and elpax bags, in addition to bag-in-bag systems. The company also provides specialized medium-sized bags for rice milling, robust polyethylene heavy bags, and their proprietary Showa traceability systems. Beyond bags, Showa Paxxs manufactures containers for powdered and liquid products and supplies packaging machinery. Complementing its primary operations, the corporation also manages real estate leasing.
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