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Trades about 131% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ReYuu Japan Inc., headquartered in Tokyo and established in 1988, operates as a significant wholesale distributor and trader of pre-owned mobile phones throughout Japan. The company also engages in retail sales, offering a range of popular smartphones, including models from iPhone, Galaxy, and Xperia, alongside tablets such as the iPad and MacBook personal computers. Its comprehensive services encompass providing new and unused outlet goods, device restoration, and managing both an online store and a dedicated mobile refurbishing center. The firm, initially known as Nippon Telephone Inc., adopted its current name, ReYuu Japan Inc., in February 2024.
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