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Trades about 46% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tradia Corporation operates as a specialized logistics provider, offering a comprehensive range of harbor and international transportation solutions. These services encompass the entire foreign trade process, including the loading and unloading of goods at seaports, customs clearance, movement of cargo, warehousing, quality inspection, and distribution processing. The company also assists clients with planning international shipping routes and furnishing detailed cost estimates. Additionally, Tradia facilitates export and import activities and provides international freight forwarding, offering services like door-to-door delivery and multimodal transport. It also manages its own network of warehouses and distribution centers. Its operations connect Japan, India, China, and various other Asian countries, extending to global destinations. Established in 1941, the company was formerly known as Dainichi Tsuun Co., Ltd. before rebranding as Tradia Corporation in April 1994. Its corporate headquarters are located in Kobe, Japan.
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