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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nippon Insure Co., Ltd. specializes in offering financial guarantees, primarily covering rent liabilities for residential housing, as well as commercial spaces including stores and offices. Their comprehensive guarantee services also extend to various healthcare expenditures, such as long-term care expenses, nursing care debts, and hospitalization fees. Additionally, the company diversifies its business by providing laundry and fitness services. Founded in 2002, this Fukuoka City, Japan-based firm operates as a subsidiary of Miyoshi Real Estate Co., Ltd.
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