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Trades about 43% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Credit Saison Co., Ltd. is a diversified Japanese company, also operating globally, that delivers a broad spectrum of services. These encompass various financial and payment offerings, including credit cards, prepaid and debit cards, mobile-based payment systems, and loan collection. The company also extends business support and payment processing solutions to corporate clients, alongside marketing services. Its operations further include credit guarantees, diverse financing activities, and the leasing of office equipment. Additionally, Credit Saison is engaged in the real estate sector, covering property management and rental, as well as digital payment solutions and asset management. The company also develops and oversees entertainment facilities, such as amusement centers. Established in 1951, Credit Saison Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and was formerly known as Seibu Credit Co., Ltd. until its name change in October 1989.
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