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Trades about 5% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Marubeni Corporation, founded in 1858 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, operates as a diversified global enterprise with extensive interests across numerous industries. The company's agro-food and commodities portfolio encompasses the global trading of grains, animal feed components, prepared feeds, various food products, agricultural and fishery goods, and both fresh and processed meats. It further supplies agri-inputs such as fertilizers and crop protection products, offering technical services and contracting for their application, in addition to trading oilseeds. Marubeni is active in lifestyle and industrial materials, dealing in apparel, footwear, general consumer lifestyle items, textiles, and a broad range of industrial components. Its chemical and materials division manages petrochemicals, plastics, various salts, chlor-alkalis, life science products, electronic materials, and inorganic mineral resources and chemicals. Furthermore, the company handles forestry products, including wood chips, biomass fuels, pulp, waste papers, paper, paperboards, sanitary products, and a variety of building and construction materials, as well as general wood products. In the energy, mining, and metals sectors, Marubeni engages in the exploration, development, and production of oil and gas, alongside the global distribution and marketing of petroleum and LPG. It is involved in developing mines for uranium, nuclear fuel cycle materials, iron ore, coal, and copper, providing related equipment and services. The company also smelts and refines aluminum and magnesium, trades in diverse metals from iron ore and coking coal to non-ferrous metals and steel products, and leases temporary steel construction materials. A significant portion of Marubeni's operations centers on infrastructure development and power solutions. It delivers comprehensive engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, coupled with operation and maintenance (O&M), for critical infrastructure projects like railway systems, water facilities, industrial plants, and waste-to-energy power plants. Its extensive power activities cover generation, renewable energy projects, power service and retail, natural gas, hydrogen, ammonia, municipal solid waste, and thermal energy storage businesses. The company also manages various infrastructure funds. Beyond these areas, Marubeni's machinery, aerospace, and marine operations include the ownership, purchase, operation, leasing, sale, and chartering of aerospace products and ships. It also provides sales, trading, leasing, financing, and servicing for construction and industrial machinery, alongside a range of mobility products. Additionally, the company extends its services to information and communication technologies (ICT) and real estate.
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