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Trades about 6% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sugi Holdings Co.,Ltd. operates drugstores in Japan. The company also provides self-care support services, including meal delivery, cancer and other health checkups, specific health guidance, health information, and community comprehensive agreements; health care support, such as medicine support, home-visit dispensing and nursing, prevention programs, shopping assistance, and mobility support services. In addition, it engages in drugstore operation, dispensing pharmacy operation, medical consultation, business in foreign countries, Chinese medicine pharmacy operations, disease prevention and health support, promotion of disabled employment, home visit nursing and elderly home-care support, support for commencement of medical practice, comprehensive staff agency service, and support business for pharmacy operations. Sugi Holdings Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Obu, Japan.
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