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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sotetsu Holdings, Inc. provides transportation services in Japan. It offers railway and bus transport services. The company also operates supermarkets under the Sotetsu Rosen name, convenience and Konandai stores; and lodging-specialized hotels and full-service hotels under the Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Sotetsu FRESA INN Fresa Inn and Sotetsu Grand Fresa, The Sprazil, The Pocket Hotel, and Sotetsu Hotels Partner Hotels names. In addition, it provides building management and maintenance; district heating and cooling; home renovation; job creation; insurance; and re-employment after retirement services. Further, the company engages in the manufacture and sale of Ryosui Kobo, a water purification system for residential and commercial facilities; sells and leases real estate office buildings and commercial facilities; and renewable energy business. The company was formerly known as Sotetsu Junbi K.K. and changed its name to Sotetsu Holdings, Inc. in 2009. Sotetsu Holdings, Inc. was incorporated in 1917 and is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan.
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