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Trades about 339% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Senkon Logistics Co., Ltd., a multifaceted Japanese enterprise established in 1959 and based in Sendai, offers an extensive array of services across numerous sectors. The company specializes in comprehensive logistics, providing general and light truck transportation, air freight agency, warehousing, and customs clearance. Beyond core transportation, Senkon offers a suite of complementary services such as cargo packing and unpacking, agricultural machinery repair, industrial waste collection and disposal, automobile overhauls, insurance brokerage, real estate rental, and temporary staffing solutions. Its commercial activities are remarkably diverse, including the sale of new and used vehicles, the collection and distribution of construction aggregates (e.g., rocks, sand, gravel), and the wholesale of foodstuffs, beverages, and daily necessities. The company also designs, manufactures, sources, and supplies a wide range of logistics equipment and packaging materials, alongside selling and leasing maintenance management and regulated medical equipment. Further expanding its operations, Senkon Logistics engages in environmental services, undertaking radioactive decontamination projects and supplying necessary equipment. It is also active in sustainable energy, generating and distributing natural power, and selling related power generation equipment. The firm trades in antiques, provides IT solutions covering the design, development, maintenance, and sale of computer hardware and software, and offers construction contracting, execution, and design services for civil engineering and building projects. Additionally, it deals in composite materials based on wood and plastic, and is involved in the production, processing, import, export, and sale of agricultural and fishery products.
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