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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NANSO Transport Co.,Ltd., established in 1942 and headquartered in Togane, Japan, specializes in providing a wide array of logistics services. The company operates a diverse fleet, including small, medium, and large vehicles, trailers, specialized units like power gate vehicles, carriers, unics, packer cars, safety loaders, and flat body trucks. Its service portfolio extends beyond conventional freight to encompass various transportation methods such as car, special consolidated, and railway transport, alongside transport handling solutions. NANSO also offers warehousing, distribution processing, and factory operational support. Further capabilities include human resource management through general worker dispatch, customs clearance, general waste treatment, specified passenger motor transport, and security services. Moreover, the company engages in real estate transactions and leasing, provides internal and external building cleaning, acts as an agent for both non-life and life insurance, sells oil, and undertakes other incidental commercial activities. They also provide comprehensive automobile and vehicle maintenance, and parking lot management.
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