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Trades about 70% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1951 and headquartered in Nagano, Japan, Takamisawa Co., Ltd. operates a diverse range of businesses throughout the country. Its core activities are rooted in the construction sector, where it manufactures and distributes various essential building materials, including secondary concrete products, ready-mixed concrete, gravel, sand, and cement, while also engaging in contract construction work. The company's operations are divided into several key segments. The Construction Related Business focuses on the production and sale of concrete goods and aggregates, along with offering construction services. Through its Electrical Materials Business, Takamisawa supplies electrical components, industrial equipment, and climate control systems. The Car Life Related Business provides petroleum products, vehicle sales, and automotive maintenance. Furthermore, the Housing/Lifestyle Related Business caters to individual consumers, managing real estate transactions and the manufacturing and sale of food products. Beyond these primary areas, Takamisawa maintains a broad portfolio of additional ventures. These encompass various transportation and waste management services, such as truck transportation, the treatment and disposal of general and industrial waste, and building demolition with subsequent debris collection and transport. The company also extends into agricultural and food-related sectors, including the sale of fruits, vegetables, and fertilizers, food processing and sales, and the import and distribution of corn cob. Further operations include real estate sales, brokerage, and property management, non-life insurance agency services, and the management of a golf driving range. Takamisawa is also involved in specialized manufacturing, producing and selling mineral water, processing cheese, and manufacturing and distributing confectionery products.
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