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Trades about 56% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Nishi-Nippon Railroad Co., Ltd. operates primarily as a transportation and diversified services company within Japan. Its core offerings include rail networks, taxi services, and public and tourist bus transportation. The company maintains a substantial real estate portfolio, which involves leasing office, commercial, and other properties, as well as the construction and sale of residential units like condominiums and detached homes, alongside developing new towns and various other projects. Retail operations are also a key segment, managing supermarkets and liquor outlets. Further expanding its reach, Nishi-Nippon Railroad provides air cargo handling and customs brokerage solutions. It also manages leisure facilities such as amusement parks, gardens, and aquariums, in addition to operating hotels. Its business activities extend to agriculture, specifically the cultivation and sale of strawberries, and offering specialized training in agricultural management and production. The company additionally issues IC cards for various services. Founded in 1908, Nishi-Nippon Railroad is headquartered in Fukuoka, Japan.
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