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Trades about 58% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, and established in 1947, Keihin Co., Ltd. is a global logistics leader providing an extensive array of freight transportation services encompassing sea, air, inland, and port operations. Their comprehensive solutions include warehousing and distribution center management, e-commerce fulfillment support, and domestic cargo movement via trucking and marine containers. Keihin excels in specialized project cargo logistics for sectors such as thermal power, port development, renewable energy (wind/biomass), mining, power infrastructure, roads, bridges, and humanitarian/environmental initiatives like hospitals and water supply projects. The company also handles export vehicle logistics and offers customs brokerage. Leveraging advanced IT, Keihin provides domestic systems for warehouse inventory, EDI, and real-time cargo tracking, alongside global platforms for track-and-trace, export vehicle loading data, and import seaborne shipment information. Beyond core logistics, their portfolio extends to real estate and transportation/handling equipment brokerage, as well as temporary staffing. Furthermore, Keihin is involved in the specialized packaging, labeling, storage, distribution, and sale of pharmaceuticals, quasi-drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices.
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