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Trades about 25% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1897 and based in Tokyo, Japan, Kyodo Printing Co., Ltd. operates as a comprehensive enterprise with subsidiaries engaged in a wide array of printing and associated services. The company provides extensive print media solutions, from conceptualization, content development, and editing to final production, covering a vast range of items including periodicals, books (spanning comics, educational texts, and independent literary works), art reproductions, e-publications, and promotional materials such as catalogs, posters, calendars, and point-of-purchase displays. Beyond conventional print, Kyodo specializes in secure communication solutions, offering business forms, data printing, bankbooks, lottery tickets, gift certificates, various smart cards (credit, commuter), and security products and systems. Its industrial offerings encompass diverse packaging products, including flexible films, paper containers, metal-printed goods, and specialized tubes. The company also supplies functional and construction materials, featuring decorative boards, interior finishing components, electronic equipment, and display-related products. A key area of innovation lies in its proprietary functional films designed to enhance product stability and preservation. These include MoistCatch for moisture absorption, OGCatch for mitigating outgassing, and OxyCatch as an oxygen scavenger, primarily for pharmaceutical, electronic, and cosmetic applications. Further specialized films like Non-Catch retain medicinal properties and fragrances, while Ele-not offers anti-static capabilities. The portfolio is rounded out with HumiJudge humidity indicators, the PartialOpen hot-water drain lid, SepaSheet food packaging film, and wrap cartons. Additionally, Kyodo provides smart cards for passenger transport and delivers a variety of information and communication technology services.
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