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Trades about 147% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kufu Company Inc., through its various subsidiaries, engages in businesses related to daily life and significant life events. Its portfolio includes Tokubai, a digital platform offering flyers and shopping information. The company also provides management consulting, encompassing expertise in housing, construction, and real estate, property advisory services, and sales promotion support. Additionally, Kufu develops and operates Zaim, an online household budgeting platform accessible via the internet. In the energy sector, it develops and sells OM solar systems. Kufu provides comprehensive guidance on construction technology, design, and installation techniques for these systems, including selling components to member construction companies. It also advises design offices on integrating OM solar systems into private residences, public buildings, and other structures. Furthermore, the company manages sports-themed amusement park facilities and operates sports schools. It also offers BUZMA, a SaaS solution dedicated to supporting local store public relations efforts. Kufu Company Inc. was founded in 2016 and maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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