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Trades about 82% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Yutaka Trusty Securities Co., Ltd. is a Japanese financial services company specializing in commodity futures trading. Its extensive portfolio of offerings includes various derivative products, such as commodity derivatives, exchange stock index margin trading, general exchange margin trading, and stock index futures. The firm also provides comprehensive securities brokerage, facilitating stock transactions, investment trust sales, and bond offerings. Beyond these, it manages gold bullion sales, offers safekeeping services, and operates platinum club activities. Additionally, the company is involved in real estate management, particularly overseeing training facilities. Founded in 1957, the enterprise operated as Yutaka Shoji Co., Ltd. until it adopted its current name, Yutaka Trusty Securities Co., Ltd., in November 2020. Its headquarters are situated in Tokyo, Japan.
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