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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JALCO Holdings Inc., alongside its subsidiaries, primarily conducts real estate leasing and property management activities within Japan. The company organizes its diverse operations into distinct divisions: Money Lending, Real Estate Rental, and M&A Consulting. Beyond these core areas, JALCO provides financial services, encompassing both conventional and social lending, offers advisory expertise for mergers and acquisitions, and is active in the sale and rental of pachinko machines and related equipment. Furthermore, it delivers essential corporate support services such as management, accounting, general administration, legal affairs, and internal control. Established in 1956, JALCO Holdings Inc. maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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