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Trades about 59% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mizuho Leasing Company, Limited is a diversified financial services firm, specializing in comprehensive leasing solutions for both domestic Japanese and international markets. Its operations are primarily categorized into three segments: Leasing and Installment Sales, Finance, and an 'Other' segment. The company provides a wide array of services, including finance, operating, real estate, and auto leasing, along with installment sales. Additionally, it offers fleet vehicle maintenance, payment outsourcing, and accounts receivable securitization, and actively purchases notes receivable. Beyond these core offerings, Mizuho Leasing delivers support for sales promotions, facilitates the introduction of environmental and energy-efficient equipment, assists subscription-based businesses, helps companies enter international markets, and provides cross-border financing. The company is also engaged in the buying and selling of pre-owned property and equipment, and operates within the solar power industry. Established in 1947 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, the firm operated as IBJ Leasing Company, Limited before rebranding to its current name in October 2019.
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