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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Freesia Macross Corporation, a subsidiary of Freesia House Co., Ltd., is a multifaceted Japanese enterprise with headquarters in Tokyo. Founded in 1947 as Macross Company Ltd., the company rebranded to its current name in April 1995. The corporation maintains a robust presence in the real estate sector within Japan, undertaking property transactions, leasing, rentals, and supervision. It is also deeply involved in the industrial machinery domain, where it manufactures, processes, imports, exports, and sells a wide array of machines and electrical equipment. Its product range includes specialized items such as twin and single screw extruders, cooling water baths, twin tower dryers, pelletizers, classifiers, catcher tanks, twin screw feeders, side feeders, die face cutters, screen changers, and vacuum pumps. Beyond industrial goods, Freesia Macross engages in the development, import, export, and sale of a diverse portfolio of products. This includes food and beverages, musical instruments, toys, stationery, lumber, porcelain, ceramics, textiles for apparel, jewelry, sporting goods, and various general merchandise. The company's service offerings extend to the repair, installation, and leasing of machinery equipment. It also produces and distributes plastic resin materials, miscellaneous plastic goods, pipes, and sheets. Furthermore, Freesia Macross is active in intellectual property management, involving the acquisition, sale, and patenting of industrial rights, know-how, and software. In the construction industry, its activities span planning, design, contracting, supervision, and sub-contracting. Additionally, the company operates in the hospitality sector, managing hotels, sports facilities, and restaurants, and provides travel agency services. Its diverse commercial ventures also include the sale of log cabins and Swedish-style homes, as well as the import and distribution of office automation apparatuses.
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