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Trades about 47% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kantsu Co.,Ltd. offers a comprehensive suite of supply chain and logistical solutions, including import/export customs clearance, domestic distribution, order fulfillment, and customer support for clients both in Japan and internationally. Their specialized services extend to outsourced logistics management, facilitating the transfer of in-house distribution center operations, operating dedicated frozen and refrigerated facilities, and providing expert consulting. The company also delivers third-party distribution center agency, e-commerce order management, integrated "one-stop" agent services, secure warehousing, oversight of transferred distribution centers, internal logistics optimization programs, proprietary warehouse management and checklist systems, automated order processing tools, and strategic logistics planning advice. Founded in 1983, Kantsu is headquartered in Higashiosaka, Japan.
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