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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vt Holdings Co.,Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise primarily focused on the automotive retail sector. Its diverse activities encompass the importation of high-end vehicles, the global export of pre-owned cars, and the operation of car rental services. Additionally, the company offers system development and website creation tailored for other automotive dealerships. Beyond its core vehicle-related operations, Vt Holdings also has involvement in the housing industry. Originally founded in 1978 as Honda Verno Tokai Co., Ltd., the company adopted its present name, Vt Holdings Co.,Ltd., in April 2003. It maintains its corporate headquarters in Nagoya, Japan.
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