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Trades about 121% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nichiryoku Co., Ltd. offers a comprehensive array of services within Japan's funeral and burial industries. Its operations include the development, marketing, and upkeep of cemeteries, as well as the full lifecycle of stone products—from sourcing and design to production and distribution. The company is also responsible for organizing and conducting various ceremonial rites, selling memorial gifts and Buddhist altars, and overseeing general funeral arrangements. Established in 1966, Nichiryoku's primary office is located in Tokyo, Japan.
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