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Trades about 42% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1893, Tsumura & Co. operates worldwide in the pharmaceutical sector. The company's core business involves the creation and international distribution of various medicinal products, with a particular focus on Kampo extract intermediates and granular Kampo preparations. Its operations are comprehensive, encompassing the full supply chain: from the careful acquisition, selection, processing, and warehousing of raw herbal materials and crude drug components for decoctions, to the manufacturing of powdered Kampo extracts and traditional Chinese medicines. Additionally, Tsumura & Co. is engaged in the sale of both pharmaceutical goods and food products.
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