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Trades about 72% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Taiheiyo Kouhatsu Incorporated, established in Tokyo, Japan, in 1920, operates a broad range of businesses. Its core activities in Japan involve the trade of coal and equipment for mining operations. Beyond this, the company has diversified into various sectors, including the management of residential and commercial properties, real estate leasing and brokerage, and maritime logistics. It also distributes construction materials and petroleum products, functions as an insurance agency, and provides care services for senior citizens. Industrially, Taiheiyo Kouhatsu manufactures and markets charcoal fertilizer, quicklime, and powdered stone. Complementing these ventures, the firm offers comprehensive freight transportation solutions, warehousing services, and expertise in the design and construction of diverse industrial plants. Additionally, it provides information technology processing services.
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