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Trades about 27% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Orient Corporation, along with its subsidiaries, offers diverse consumer financial services within Japan. The company's operations are structured into four principal segments: Credit Cards and Cash Loans, Settlement and Guarantee, Installment Credit, and Bank Loan Guarantee. Its service portfolio encompasses credit card facilities, cash advances, and various installment credit options, such as financing for vehicles, education, and retail purchases. Additionally, it undertakes credit collection activities and provides credit-related outsourcing solutions. Within its Settlement and Guarantee segment, Orient Corporation supplies guarantees for rental payments and accounts receivable, supports small lease agreements with guarantee services, and functions as a collection agent. Furthermore, the Bank Loan Guarantee segment focuses on securing personal loans extended by partner financial institutions. The company maintains an extensive operational footprint, comprising approximately 111 branches and a substantial network of 832,000 participating merchants. Established in 1951, the company, previously known as Orient Finance, is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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