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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PARK24 Co., Ltd. is a Japanese firm that manages and operates parking facilities both domestically and globally. The company's operations are divided into three primary segments: Parking Business Japan, Parking Business Overseas, and Mobility Business. Their parking solutions span hourly, reserved, and monthly options, along with specialized facilities accommodating non-passenger vehicles like large trucks, motorcycles, and bicycles. Internationally, they offer patrolled parking and convenient pay-and-display services. Beyond parking, PARK24 provides a range of mobility services, including Times CAR RENTAL, a conventional car rental service, and Times CAR, an automated, membership-based car-sharing platform. They also manage customer loyalty programs such as Times Club for individual drivers and Times Business for corporate clients. Additionally, the company offers The Times PAY, a payment processing system for businesses like restaurants and retailers, along with membership-based roadside assistance and comprehensive insurance agency services that encompass consultation and financial planning. PARK24 Co., Ltd. was established in 1971 and maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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