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Trades about 59% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kuribayashi Steamship Co., Ltd. operates extensively in both domestic and international marine transportation. The company manages the shipment of a wide variety of goods, including paper products, recycled paper, cast and forged steel items, starch, automobiles, and everyday consumer merchandise. Its offerings extend to integrated land and sea logistics, providing services such as cargo handling (loading and unloading) and full collection and delivery solutions. Additionally, Kuribayashi employs coastal tugboats and barges for the specialized transport of substantial items like pressure vessels for oil refineries and blades for wind turbines. The firm also engages in wholesale trade of produce, specifically fruits and vegetables, and provides tramp services for bulk freight such as steel, unrefined sugar, rice, fertilizers, and various ores. Beyond its core shipping activities, the company manages ferry services, operates hotels, and handles general ship operations. Furthermore, it generates revenue from leasing commercial real estate, including retail outlets. Founded in 1894, Kuribayashi Steamship Co., Ltd. maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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